- Prior -0.4%
If you strip out energy prices, producer prices were actually up 0.3% on the month in March. Looking at the breakdown, the price for intermediate goods were up 0.1%, consumer goods up 0.6%, and capital goods up 0.2%.
If you strip out energy prices, producer prices were actually up 0.3% on the month in March. Looking at the breakdown, the price for intermediate goods were up 0.1%, consumer goods up 0.6%, and capital goods up 0.2%.
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