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Wholesale prices increased 0.3% in October, less than forecasted, but inflation pressures persist
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Wholesale prices increased 0.3% in October, less than forecasted, but inflation pressures persist
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Wholesale inflation rose in October to highest annual rate in nearly four years
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Producer prices rose to 6.5% in October
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U.S. Producer Inflation Hits Four-Year High as Goods Prices Climb Despite Energy Relief
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Annual inflation hit 6.5% in October, over triple the Fed target
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Wholesale inflation jumps 6.5% from last year — biggest increase since 2022: ‘No silver lining’
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Major Inflation Indicator Hits Highest Rate Since Biden Era
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