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U.S. Import Prices Rebound More Than Expected In August
Source: Nasdaq
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U.S. import prices increased by much more than expected in August, according to the Labor Department. The upside surprise signals potential inflationary pressure from imported goods and could complicate the outlook for disinflation and interest-rate policy.
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