PPI Comes in Hotter Than Expected in July
August 14, 2012 @ 8:34 AM ESTSign Up to Receive an Email Alert when Flash Headlines are Published
Economic Update: Producer Price Index
The Labor Department reported the Producer Price Index (an indication of inflation at the wholesale level) for July rose by +0.3%, which was above the consensus estimate for a reading of +0.2%.
Prior month’s readings for comparison purposes:
- June: +0.1%
- May: -1.0%
- April: -0.2%
- March: +0.0%
- February: +0.4%
- January: +0.1%
- December: -0.1%
- November: +0.3
- October: -0.3%
- September: +0.8%
- August: 0.0%
When you strip out food and energy, the so-called Core PPI came in at +0.4%, which was also above the consensus for +0.2% and last month’s +0.2% .
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