PPI was a big story, but we're getting some inventories. Let's get back to Rick Santelli. Hey, Rick.Yes, indeed. That PPI was a big story. All right, Carl.The monthly numbers turning negative first time since April. Wholesale inventories and trade sales. These are coming out July final.On inventories, it moves from 210 to up 110 from the midmon read. But on trade sales, this is a fresh July number, Carl, and it is a biggie. We're expecting up two ten up 1.4%.That is the best since February when it was uh 2% ...

Group 1 - U.S. wholesale inventories increased by 0.1% in July, slightly below the initial estimate of 0.2%, indicating businesses are not aggressively rebuilding inventory after second-quarter depletions [1] - Year-over-year, inventories advanced by 1.3% in July, with notable increases in grocery inventories (2.0%), apparel (1.9%), and prescription medication (1.8%), while motor vehicle stocks decreased by 1.6% [2] - In the second quarter, inventories decreased at an annualized rate of $32.9 billion, contributing a negative 3.29 percentage points to GDP, but this was offset by a record 4.95 percentage point contribution from a smaller trade deficit [3] Group 2 - Wholesaler sales rose by 1.4% in July, following a 0.7% increase in June, leading to a decrease in the time required to clear shelves from 1.29 months in June to 1.28 months in July [4]

Yes, David. We're looking at wholesale sales and inventories. On the sales side, this is a fresh June number expecting up a tenth.Comes in stronger than expected. Up 3/10. That's the biggest uh trade sales month overmonth change going back to March of this year when we were up 8/10.And the high water mark was February when we were up 2% 2%. And we all know that's most likely uh anticipation getting in front of some of the issues that ended up coming out from liberation day and the pull forward. On the inven ...