用producer price造句子，“producer price”造句

The producer price index, a gauge of ex-factory prices, rose 6.8% in April from a year earlier, higher than March's 5.9% rise and above the poll's median forecast of a 6.5% rise.

That shift, though, does not appear in much of the data, which still focus on such measures as industrial production and deflation in producer prices.

The economy's producer price index was in negative territory for more than four consecutive years to August.

Due to the downstream industry is still a wait-and-see, clinch a deal is not ideal, forced leading steel producer, long cut materials and plank varieties are small producer prices continue to decline.

The corporate sector is buckling under a heavy debt burden and worsening producer price deflation.

Rice production in the European Union is also expected to rise while it may contract in Japan, one of the few countries where producer prices fell last year.

Due to the price surges of crude oil, raw coal, and steel products, China's producer price index (PPI) rose by 6.6% over the same period of last year in February, hitting a 3-year high.

Specifically to say there are large gaps between the cost of production and the actual producer price, the actual producer price and the wholesale price, the wholesale price and the retail price.

There was mixed news in the PMI's gauge of input costs, which are a proxy for producer price inflation.