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US import prices increase more than expected in September
Source: reuters.com
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US import prices rose more than expected in September, with higher energy costs and increases across a range of other goods adding to evidence of inflationary pressure. The report linked the energy-cost increase to the ongoing Middle East conflict; no size of the price increase was provided.
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