Thursday's reading of wholesale inflation follows a better-than-expected reading of consumer prices on Wednesday.

Americans are growing increasingly pessimistic on the US economy as President Trump's policies continue to cloud the outlook.

Two major markers of inflation came in lower than expected this week despite tariffs against China and other concerns that prices would increase.

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Concerns over the trade war and a US recession have led to risk aversion becoming more prevalent, says analyst.

US wholesale inflation decelerated last month, suggesting that price pressures are easing for now. But the progress may not last as President Donald Trump intensifies his trade wars.

The major indexes suffered another week of sharp losses as Trump tariffs ramped up, shrugging off tame inflation.

Bund yields continue to trade well above swaps. Meanwhile, a Fitch rating review can bring France's fiscal challenges back into focus. US Treasuries continue to do their own thing.

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The Labor Department reported Thursday that its producer price index — which tracks inflation before it reaches consumers — was unchanged from January after rising 0.6% the month before. To read this ...