Us Wholesale Inflation Still Mild Despite Increase

Kansas City Star: Business, Kansas City Star: Business
Wed, 02/20/2013 - 6:37am

U.S. wholesale prices rose only slightly in January after three straight declines, the latest sign that inflation is posing no threat. It means the Federal Reserve has room to keep interest rates at record lows without worrying about igniting inflation.

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