Wholesale prices
Coverage of Wholesale prices in the Nexus archive.
- Wholesale prices unexpectedly declined 0.3% in June on big drop in gasoline
Wholesale prices fell by 0.3% in June, driven by a significant decline in gasoline prices. The drop was unexpected and marked a reversal from previous trends.
- Wholesale prices show first drop in almost a year on lower gas prices, but inflation still too high
Wholesale prices fell in June for the first time in 10 months, primarily due to lower gas prices. However, concerns remain about the sustainability of the inflation slowdown amid renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities.
- Wholesale prices see biggest spike since 2022 as energy costs climb
Wholesale prices experienced the largest increase since 2022 in May, driven by rising energy costs. The unexpected surge in the producer price index suggests potential higher inflation for U.S. consumers in the coming months.
- Wholesale inflation surges again and keeps the pressure on businesses and the U.S. economy
Wholesale prices in May saw the largest consecutive increase since 2022, intensifying pressure on businesses amid ongoing U.S. inflation. The surge highlights challenges for businesses navigating another inflationary wave.
- Wholesale prices rose 1.1% in May, more than expected, on surge in energy
Wholesale prices increased by 1.1% in May, exceeding the expected 0.7% rise according to the Dow Jones consensus forecast. The surge was driven by higher energy prices.
- We found a BJ’s membership for $15, and it pays for itself on the first grocery run
A BJ’s membership for $15 can pay for itself during the first grocery run, offering wholesale prices, gas savings, and exclusive coupons not available at Costco.
- US Wholesale Prices Rise Less Than Forecast in March
The US wholesale prices increased less than expected in March, indicating slower inflation than forecasted. This suggests economic growth may be moderating, which could influence monetary policy decisions.