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US producer prices rise in line with forecasts - June
The US economy released by 12:30 GMT, its reading for the producer price index (PPI) for June, which rose by 0.1%, in line with forecasts and the previous reading of 0.1%.
The core producer price index (excluding food and fuel) for the same month, rose by 0.3%, better than the expected 0.2%, and better than the previous 0.2%.
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