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11 Jun 2026, 13:43 UTC · 3h ago
Producer Price Inflation Hits 6.5%, But the Fed May Still Pause Rate Hikes — Here's Why
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24/7 Wall Street
11 Jun 2026, 13:43 UTC · 3h ago
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May core PPI came in at 4.9%, significantly missing the expected 5.4%. — A miss in core inflation suggests underlying price pressures are easing, reducing the likelihood of an immediate Federal Reserve rate hike.
+0.60Headline PPI surged to 6.5% year over year, the highest reading since November 2022. — High wholesale inflation puts pressure on corporate margins and signals potential future increases in consumer prices.
-0.40The surge in producer prices appears to be driven primarily by energy and commodity swings rather than broad-based inflation. — Energy-driven inflation is viewed as more volatile and temporary than systemic inflation, making the Fed less likely to react aggressively.
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