US producer prices for October
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What to know
The Labor Department publishes October producer prices, the prices businesses receive for their goods and services.
The calendar's forecast is 0.4% for the month, after 1.3% in September; for core prices it is 0.3%, after 0.7%. It comes days after a hotter consumer inflation report, so markets read it for what it adds to the case for a December rate rise.
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