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US Producer Prices Rose 6.5% Year on Year in October, the Largest Annual Rise Since November 2022
Sahmino Newsroom | 13 November 2026 | 20 hours ago
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Friday, 13 November 2026 (22 Aban 1405) that the Producer Price Index for final demand rose 0.3% in October from September and 6.5% over the twelve months ended in October. That is the largest twelve-month rise since November 2022, when it was 7.4%. The annual rate for September had been 6.3% and the monthly gain that month was 1.4%.
Source: aa.com.tr
Final demand goods prices rose 0.5% in October and services 0.2%. Energy prices slipped 0.1% and diesel fell 7.9%, while foods rose 1.3%. The index excluding food, energy and trade services rose 0.5% on the month and 4.9% on the year. Goods prices are up 10.2% over twelve months, the largest rise since October 2022.
The data came a day after gold and bitcoin sold off in global trading, as traders price in a tighter stance from the US central bank.
Further records: US Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Gold and bitcoin already fell this week on US rate fears (gold at $3,877 an ounce on 12 November). With producer inflation still elevated, that channel of pressure on global assets stays open.
Over the same days, Tehran Stock Exchange Index fell 0.9 percent, to 8,354,036.
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