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Investing.com - U.S. producer prices rose at a slower-than-anticipated annualized rate in February, while the measure was unexpectedly unchanged month-on-month, according to data that will likely factor in to how the Federal Reserve views inflation during a time of increased uncertainty around President Donald Trump's trade policy.
The headline producer price index for final demand came in at 3.2% in the twelve months to February, easing from an upwardly-revised rate of 3.7% in January. On a mo...
>>> Read more: U.S. producer price growth cools in February
The headline producer price index for final demand came in at 3.2% in the twelve months to February, easing from an upwardly-revised rate of 3.7% in January. On a mo...
>>> Read more: U.S. producer price growth cools in February
