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February 2014 Producer Prices Index Moderates

Written by Steven Hansen The Producer Price Index format and breakdown has been reworked this month, and it likely will take some time to make sense of this data.

Posted bySteven Hansen14 March 201414 March 2014Posted inaa syndication, Prices - PPI, CPI and MoreTags: final demand prices, finished goods, inflation, intermediate goods, PPI, producer prices, Steven Hansen

January 2014 CPI Inflation Again Moderately Grows

by Doug Short and Steven Hansen The January 2014 Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) year-over-year inflation rate increased again marginally fueled by rise in energy prices.

Posted bySteven Hansen20 February 201420 February 2014Posted inaa syndication, Prices - PPI, CPI and MoreTags: Advisor Perspectives, consumer prices, CPI, Doug Short, dshort.com, energy, export prices, finished goods, food, gasoline, inflation, PPI, producer prices, Steven Hansen

January 2014 Producer Prices Index Has Been Reworked

Written by Steven Hansen The Producer Price Index has been reworked, and if you view it from last months report there is little change. This index is volatile (noisy).

Posted bySteven Hansen19 February 2014Posted inaa syndication, Prices - PPI, CPI and MoreTags: crude goods, finished goods, inflation, intermediate goods, PPI, producer prices, Steven Hansen

December 2013 CPI Inflation Moderately Grows

by Doug Short and Steven Hansen The December 2013 Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) year-over-year inflation rate increased again marginally fueled by rise in energy prices.

Posted bySteven Hansen16 January 201417 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, Prices - PPI, CPI and MoreTags: Advisor Perspectives, consumer prices, CPI, Doug Short, dshort.com, energy, export prices, finished goods, food, gasoline, inflation, PPI, producer prices, Steven Hansen

December 2013 Producer Prices Grow, Above Expectations

Written by Steven Hansen The Producer Price Index again moderately inflated this month and now the year-over-year growth is slightly above 1%. This index is volatile (noisy).

Posted bySteven Hansen15 January 201415 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, Prices - PPI, CPI and MoreTags: crude goods, finished goods, inflation, intermediate goods, PPI, producer prices, Steven Hansen

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