WASHINGTON--The Labor Department reports that wholesale inflation plunged by 1.6 percent in October, matching the largest previous drop, as gasoline and new car prices plunged.
14th Nov 2006, 14:16 GMT
The Labor Department reports that wholesale inflation plunged by 1.6 percent in October, matching the largest previous drop, as gasoline and new car prices plunged.
WASHINGTON--The Labor Department reports that wholesale inflation plunged by 1.6 percent in October, matching the largest previous drop, as gasoline and new car prices plunged. related news:
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