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The Producer Price Index report showed wholesale inflation measure was unchanged in June. It comes on the heels of the Consumer Price Index showing inflation accelerated in June. CBS News business contributor Javier David joins to break it down.

The U.S. dollar declined after wholesale inflation data showed producer prices were unchanged in June and showed only a mild effect from U.S. tariffs. The flat reading in the producer-price index came in below the Wall Street forecast of a 0.2% increase.

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The producer price index for total final demand was unchanged in June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.

Wholesale inflation in June, as measured by the producer-price index, surprised to the downside “as lower hotel rates and airfares offset tariff effects,” according to Comerica Bank’s chief economist,

The Producer Price Index, which measures the average change in prices paid to producers, was unchanged from May, and the annual rate of wholesale-level inflation slowed 2.3%, staying lower in part because of base effects (as the year-ago period experienced higher inflation).

Stock futures are little changed Wednesday ahead of the release of wholesale inflation data as earnings reports from banks and other major companies stream in.