US wholesale prices jumped 6.3% annually in September, largest since 2022
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Summary
The Producer Price Index rose 6.3% over the year to September, the largest annual increase since 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Rising energy costs, including higher gasoline prices, drove the increase in wholesale prices paid by businesses. Separately, retail sales rose 0.8% in September, according to Newsmax, as consumer spending remained resilient despite the pickup in producer-level inflation.
Center
- Wholesale prices took biggest jump since 2022 in SeptemberUPI · Oct 15, 11:18 AM
- US producer prices post largest gain in 4-1/2 years; expensive gasoline boosts retail salesReuters · Oct 15, 1:28 PM
- Wholesale inflation reaches levels last seen in 2022Associated Press · Oct 15, 2:01 PM
Right-leaning
- Retail Sales Rise 0.8% as Shoppers Remain ResilientNewsmax · Oct 15, 9:44 AM
- Wholesale Inflation Spikes To Highest Level In 4 YearsDaily Caller · Oct 15, 10:04 AM