WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Import prices fell 0.1% in December, the fourth fall
in five months, the Labor Department said Friday.
Economists polled by
MarketWatch had anticipated a 0.2% gain.
November prices were revised to show a
0.8% gain from an initially reported 0.7% advance.
Excluding fuel and food,
prices rose 0.1% in December.
For all of 2011, import prices rose 5.3%, the
third year in a row they have increased.
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