Wholesale Inflation Flattened Last Month—But Egg Costs Soared
Wholesale prices held steady in February, data that follows signs of modest cooling for consumer-price increases in a separate report issued a day earlier. But a data revision meant that prices charged by producers rose by more than initially estimated in January.
Producer Prices Flat in February; January Figure Revised Up
Wholesale prices were roughly flat last month, but an upward revision to the January number meant that producer inflation was steeper than previously estimated at the start of 2025. The producer-price index ticked down by a tiny fraction of a percentage point in February,
U.S. producer prices were unchanged in February for the first time in seven months, while fewer Americans filed claims for ...
All of February's factory cost inflation measures came in lower-than-expected in the Producer Price Index report released ...
The cost of services fell 0.2% amid a 1.4% decline in margins for machinery and vehicle wholesaling, after rising 0.6% in ...
US wholesale inflation stagnated in February thanks to a sharp decline in trade margins, though one measure of goods prices ...
U.S. stock futures are ticking lower after indexes mostly rebounded yesterday, wholesale pricing data is due today, and Intel ...
China's consumer inflation in February fell at the quickest pace since January 2024, while producer price deflation persisted ...
Bond yields were edging up Thursday, following a report showing a reprieve in inflationary pressures last month in the supply chain.
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