PANews reported on July 16 that according to Jinshi, the annual rate of PPI in the United States in June was 2.3%, which was expected to be 2.5%, and thePANews reported on July 16 that according to Jinshi, the annual rate of PPI in the United States in June was 2.3%, which was expected to be 2.5%, and the
The annual rate of PPI in the United States in June was 2.3%, and the monthly rate of PPI in June was 0%
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PANews reported on July 16 that according to Jinshi, the annual rate of PPI in the United States in June was 2.3%, which was expected to be 2.5%, and the previous value was revised from 2.60% to 2.7%. The monthly rate of PPI in the United States in June was 0%, which was expected to be 0.20%, and the previous value was revised from 0.10% to 0.3%.
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