Import/Export Prices Surge In February, Stagnate Year-Over-Year

After comfortingly disappointing (for the ‘patient’ Fed) CPI and PPI data, import and export prices beat expectations in February (both rising 0.6% MoM) – the largest monthly increase since May.

However, on a year-over-year basis – despite the modest rebound – import and export prices are decidedly non-inflationary…

Import prices YoY are down 1.3% and Export prices YoY are up just 0.3%

 

However, China continues to push the most disinflationary price pressure since Nov 2007…

 

via ZeroHedge News https://ift.tt/2XXZc1S Tyler Durden

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