"Tech-Led Rebound: US Producer Prices Rise 2.1% in March, Less Than Expected"
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US producer prices rose 2.1% from a year ago, marking the most significant increase in 11 months, with the producer price index for final demand showing a 0.2% monthly increase in March, following a sharp advance in February. Certain categories contributing to the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge saw more muted increases.
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