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U.S. producer prices fell 0.3 percent in June
The Labor Department reported a 0.3 percent decline in the producer price index for June, the largest monthly drop since April 2025. Consumer prices also fell 0.4 percent over the same period.
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U.S. producer prices fell 0.3 percent from May to June, the largest monthly decline since April 2025, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. The drop reversed a 0.
Year-over-year, producer prices rose 5.5 percent in June compared with 6.0 percent in May. Gasoline prices declined 12 percent in June but remained nearly 43 percent higher than a year earlier.7 percent over the past year.
Consumer prices dropped 0.4 percent from May to June, the largest monthly decline in four years, the department said. Year-over-year consumer inflation eased to 3.2 percent in May.
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