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US Import Prices Rise in November

The price of import prices in the United states rose by 0.1% in November, according to data by the US Department of Labor on Tuesday.

This comes following a decline of an equal value during October.

On an annual basis, import prices decreased by 1%, repeating the reading of the month before.

An increase in petroleum prices by 2.1% was offset by a drop in imported food prices by 2.2%.

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