Inflation jumps alongside US retail sales

US producer inflation has jumped to 6.3 percent, according to a new US Bureau of Labor Statistics report, the biggest year-on-year spike since 2022, further raising pressure on the US Federal Reserve to raise borrowing rates when they meet later this month.

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