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U.S. Business Inventories Climb Much More Than Expected In July
Source: Nasdaq
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U.S. business inventories increased by more than expected in July, according to the Commerce Department. The report signals stronger inventory accumulation, which may affect GDP accounting and future production trends, but the article provides no specific magnitude or market reaction.
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