US August PPI YoY 5.4%, above expectations of 5.3%, prior (revised) 4.8%
PPI MoMPrevious 0.1%Forecast 0.4%Actual 0.4%
US August PPI YoY 5.4% (expected 5.3%, revised prior 4.8%, above expectations); PPI MoM 0.4% (expected 0.4%, revised prior 0.1%, in line with expectations).
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