Import Prices Rise Unexpectedly in June Amid Surging Costs from China

U.S. import prices increased by 0.3% for the month of June and rose 7.7% on an annual basis, marking the largest increase since August 2022. The rise was driven largely by a significant jump in goods imported from China, which saw their highest monthly price gain since January 2008.

By Jeff Cox · CNBC ·

Import Prices Rise Unexpectedly in June Amid Surging Costs from China

Topics: AI Industry Costs China Tariffs Inflation Trade

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