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BLS2d ago

US: Fuel for the 2nd Wave of Inflation: Import Prices of Manufactured Goods, Driven by Computers & Electronic Products

Import prices for manufactured goods in the United States are rising again, signaling a potential second wave of inflation. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that import prices for all goods increased by 6.6

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