U.S. Producer Prices Inch Higher Amid Supply Chain Pressures
US producer prices edged up 0.2% in April, reflecting ongoing supply chain pressures and rising costs for goods and services that could keep inflation concerns on the radar for investors.
US producer prices edged up 0.2% in April, reflecting ongoing supply chain pressures and rising costs for goods and services that could keep inflation concerns on the radar for investors.
US producer prices nudged up 0.3% in April, signaling that supply chain disruptions are easing and price pressures may be starting to stabilize. This positive shift could boost investor confidence as inflation risks appear less intense than before.