WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Prices paid for goods imported into the U.S. fell 0.9% in November, mainly because of lower energy costs, the Commerce Department said Wednesay
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch forecast a 0.5% decline
For October, the import-price index was revised down to an increase of 0.3% from an initial reading of 0.5%
Excluding fuel, import prices fell by 0.2% last month
Fuel costs sank 3.0% in November
The price of U.S.-made goods exported to other nations, meanwhile, fell 0.7% last month
Prices paid for goods imported into the U.S. fell 0.9% in November, mainly because of lower energy costs, the Commerce Department said Wednesay
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch forecast a 0.5% decline
For October, the import-price index was revised down to an increase of 0.3% from an initial reading of 0.5%
Excluding fuel, import prices fell by 0.2% last month
Fuel costs sank 3.0% in November
The price of U.S.-made goods exported to other nations, meanwhile, fell 0.7% last month
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Muerte in OK Corral a Medio Plazo. Una cosa es Importar Barato, y otra Importar Deflación. Se copiaron de Europa, cambio de ciclo, dólar fuerte, Deflación en USA, Inflación en España, y al resto de Europa que les den. EL EURO IS DEAD
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