Producer price inflation tracks the rising costs businesses pay for raw materials and wholesale goods before they reach consumers. Economists and central banks use it as an early warning sign of future retail price hikes. Exporters, commodity traders, and energy suppliers often gain, since higher prices lift their revenues, while fixed-income earners typically lose purchasing power.
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