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Core Insights - Industrial product prices have increased for the fifth consecutive month, indicating a sustained upward trend in pricing [1] - This marks the 13th consecutive year-over-year rise in industrial product prices, reflecting ongoing inflationary pressures in the market [1] Summary by Category - **Price Trends** - Industrial product prices have shown a consistent increase over the past five months [1] - The year-over-year rise has been maintained for 13 months, suggesting a long-term trend in price escalation [1]

We were expecting a little bit of a decline in inflation, and that's what we got. Producer prices headline number on a month over month basis, down a 10th of a percent, which puts the year over year number at 2.6%. It was 3.3% in July.Accor down a 10th of a percent as well. So that moves us to 2.8% from 3.7%. And core ex trade is up 3/10 of a percent.That's half of what it was last month on a month over month basis and puts us at 2.8% for the year. So that was as it was the last month. So at this point it l ...

Corporate America’s effort to boost margins and sustain US stock gains faces a key hurdle: a widening gap between consumer and producer prices, compounded by tariff uncertainties https://t.co/BfPDQvKwJV ...

It's coming in slower than anticipated at this point with a final demand headline at 0.0% X Food and Energy 0.0% and X Food, Energy and Trade 0.0%. So a remarkable kind of performance there. A year over year, we're at 2.3%.That's a significant drop from 2.6% for core, it's 2.6% down from three. And for food, energy and trade, X, it's two five down from two seven. So this is a number you can bet the White House will be tight touting as evidence that there are no tariff pressures.We'll have to see where the t ...