(Reuters) - Separate data out on Thursday showed no change in the
number of workers signing up for first-time jobless benefits
last week, underscoring stability in the labor market.
Economists polled ahead of the data were expecting producer
prices -- the prices paid by manufacturers and wholesalers --
to rise 0.6 percent and by 0.2 percent when energy and food
were stripped out.
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number of workers signing up for first-time jobless benefits
last week, underscoring stability in the labor market.
Economists polled ahead of the data were expecting producer
prices -- the prices paid by manufacturers and wholesalers --
to rise 0.6 percent and by 0.2 percent when energy and food
were stripped out.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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