US Producer Prices Unexpectedly Fall, Dragged Down by Energy
- The Producer Price Index fell 0.4% in March, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Annual inflation slowed to 2.7%, contrasting economists' expectations of a monthly rise of 0.2% and steady annual inflation at 3.3%.
- Inflationary pressures eased at the wholesale level last month, indicating a strong economy.
- President Donald Trump's upcoming trade policies may lead to price increases for consumers in the future.
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Short-term inflation registers largest drop
The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) for the week ended April 10, 2025 recorded a historic year-on-year (YoY) decline of 2.81% - the largest annual drop since the SPI data was available. On a week-on-week (WoW) basis, the index fell 0.83%, reflecting a continued reduction in prices of key essential items. Compared to the previous week, garlic saw a steep drop of 14.73%, followed by tomatoes (12.82%), onions (11.40%), chicken (8.05%), eggs (7.40%)…
CNN Gives No Credit to Trump for Better Than Expected Inflation Rate Drop
Remind us again about who was president in March? You wouldn't know if you only depended on the CNN News Central report on the very unexpected DROP in the rate of inflation in March that was presented by reporter Matt Egan. Despite all his gushing about the drop in the inflation rate, Egan couldn't bring himself to mention the T-name. Oh, and the other name missing from Egan's report was Joe Biden despite having presided over monthly increases i…
U.S. Monthly Producer Prices Unexpectedly Declined in March - The Pennsylvania Daily Star
Wholesale prices in the U.S. unexpectedly fell in March, largely driven by a sharp decline in energy costs. The Producer Price Index (PPI) showed that the prices paid to producers fell 0.4% in March while slowing to an annual rate of 2.7%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. The report did show, however, that the price of goods — excluding energy and food — increased 0.3% in March. The post U.S. Monthly Producer Prices Unexpectedly D…
U.S. Monthly Producer Prices Unexpectedly Declined in March | The Star News Network
by Ireland Owens Wholesale prices in the U.S. unexpectedly fell in March, largely driven by a sharp decline in energy costs. The Producer Price Index (PPI) showed that the prices paid to producers fell 0.4% in March while slowing to an annual rate of 2.7%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. The report did show, however, that the price of goods — excluding energy and food — increased 0.3% in March. Notably, there was an 11.1% drop …
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