US PPI Jumps 0.6% in October as Final Demand Goods Prices Soar the Most

US PPI Jumps 0.6% in October as Final Demand Goods Prices Soar the Most

(Bureau of Labor Statistics) US posted a 0.6% increase in the Producer Price Index in October, a further rise after a 0.5% jump in September, but below 0.7% in August.

Final demand prices were up 8.6% in the 12 months that ended October.

Final demand goods rose 1.2%, contributing to over 60% increase in the producer prices. The index had increased by 1.3% in September.

Final demand services saw a 0.2% increase in prices, while final demand construction prices rose 6.6%. 

Less food, energy, and trade services, the producer prices rose by 0.4% in October, after increasing by 0.1% in September. The index was up 6.2% in the 12-months that ended October.

In the intermediate goods category, processed goods prices rose 2.1%, as unprocessed goods saw an 8.4% jump in October. Prices for services increased by 0.2%. 

SPY is up +0.092%, DXY is down -0.07%.

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