By Patryk Wasilewski 
 

WARSAW--Poland's industrial output growth rose less than expected in November in a slowing which continued for a second consecutive month.

Output rose by an annual rate of 0.3% in November after a 1.6% rise in October, Poland's statistics office said Wednesday, below the 0.5% increase forecast in The Wall Street Journal survey of 15 bank economists.

Seasonally adjusted output grew 0.2% on the year in November.

Output grew annually in 20 out of 34 categories, with electronics production up 13%, furniture up 11.1% and machinery up 5.5%.

The sharpest declines were recorded in the production of other transportation equipment, down 15.6%.

Construction output fell 1.6% on the year.

Polish producer prices declined at an annual rate of 1.6% in November, the statistics office said. The figure was below a forecast 1.2% decline and compared with a 1.3% revised drop in October.

-Write to Patryk Wasilewski at patryk.wasilewski@wsj.com