Wholesale prices jump in September, posting biggest increase since 2022

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How coverage differs Daily Caller emphasizes soaring energy costs as the driver; CNBC highlights the gap versus Dow Jones forecasts; Washington Times stresses the monthly rise and midterm-election timing.

Wholesale prices rose 6.3% annually in September, the largest increase since 2022, according to a government report released Thursday. The monthly gain was 1.3%, the biggest jump since March 2022. Coverage cites rising energy costs as a driver and notes economists had expected smaller increases, with the report arriving ahead of the midterm elections.

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