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Producer prices decline in further sign of cooling inflation

Marketplace All-in-One

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News, Business

4.51.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

The producer price index in May fell 0.2%; jobless claims rise to 10-month high, but still at a healthy level; Federal Reserve signals just one interest rate cut in 2024; G7 leaders agree to $50 billion Ukraine loan backed by Russian assets.

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0:00.0

After a bumpy start to the year, there are more signs that inflation is moderating.

0:06.0

I'm Nova Safo with a marketplace minute.

0:08.0

Wholesale prices declined a bid in May after climbing the month prior.

0:12.0

The Labor Department's producer price index fell

0:14.4

two-tenths percent month over month.

0:16.8

This measure can help forecast where consumer prices are headed.

0:20.9

Initial claims for jobless benefits went up a bit last week. They rose to

0:25.1

242,000, that's the highest amount in 10 months, but still signals a healthy job

0:30.3

market. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says recent news on inflation

0:34.4

and jobs is encouraging, but the Central Bank's policymakers will wait for more data

0:38.9

before cutting interest rates. Yesterday they signaled that they're likely to cut rates only once before the year is over.

0:46.1

Leaders of the group of seven industrialized democracies kicked off their annual meeting in Italy

0:51.0

with an agreement to provide more financial aid to Ukraine.

0:55.0

This time it's in the form of a $50 billion loan backed by frozen Russian assets.

1:00.5

I'm Novasafo with a marketplace minute.

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