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US import prices dip 0.1% in Feb as export prices edge up 0.2%
Fuel import prices fell 4.9% for the second consecutive month
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USInMinutes
Published - Mar 16, 2023, 02:04 PM ET
Last Updated - Jul 18, 2023, 04:14 PM EDT
Key points of the Bureau of Labour Statistics briefing:
US import prices slid 0.1% in February after a 0.5%
decline
in January.
Export prices rose 0.2% last month following the previous month's 0.5% advance.
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