Bitjie News: The U.S. Core Producer Price Index (PPI) fell to 4.7%, below market expectations of 5.2%.

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AirdropHunter
· 4h ago
Producer-side cost pressures ease, but the key question is whether businesses will pass the savings on to consumers or just pocket the money.
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YieldFarmer
· 5h ago
Federal Reserve: Now there’s one fewer reason for more rate hikes. However, since core PPI has fallen, whether pass-through to terminal prices will continue still needs to be seen.
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HODLBaker
· 5h ago
Lower-than-expected is a good thing, but 4.7% itself is still a high level—don’t rush to pop champagne; wait for the CPI and then decide.
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BridgeWorm
· 5h ago
PPI misses expectations—could it be a sign of cooling inflation?
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