Reports PPI

PPI data release
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Monthly PPI date is about to be released.
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What is PPI and how
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The PPI (Producer Price Index) is released in the 2nd week of each month, announcing price changes in goods (commodities) and services. It’s mainly used by Forex traders as an indicator to where the market is headed next, will interest rates surge, and what would be the impact on inflation.

A positive change in PPI index implies that goods’ costs are rising and eventually impact consumer behaviour, which may prompt increased CPI (Consumer Price Index) figures.

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