PPI
PPI, the producer price index, measures the prices businesses receive, which makes it inflation upstream of the shop shelf. It lands from the BLS in CPI week, is read as a preview of what consumers pay later, and like every 6:00 PM release it moves Treasuries and index futures first.
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