WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
The prices paid for imported goods fell 0.5% in
April, mainly because of lower oil costs, the U.S. Labor
Department said Tuesday
Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a
0.5% decline
Excluding fuel, import prices fell by a smaller 0.2% in April
Fuel import prices sank 1.7% last month after a 0.6% drop in March
The drop in
import prices in March was revised to show a 0.2% decrease instead of 0.5% as
originally reported
Over the past 12 months, import prices are 2.6% lower
The
price of U.S.-made goods exported to other nations, meanwhile, declined by 0.7%
in April after a revised 0.5% drop in March
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Declining cost of fuel helps to keep inflation low
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