The Morning Broadcast
Why it leads: it shows that producer prices rose at the fastest annual rate since May despite zero reactions recorded in the last day.
Producer prices in the United States rose six point three percent in the year through September.
This calculation represents the fastest growth for final demand prices since the previous May.
Prices climbed one point three percent in September alone following a point four percent rise in August.
These economic figures are provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Cala.
