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Cost of imported goods soar 1% in January, add to picture of rising U.S. inflation

The import price index leaped 1% in January to add to a picture of rising inflation in the United States.

Although the increase was driven by oil, prices rose for a variety of goods such as German cars, French cheese and Italian wine.
Excluding fuel, import prices rose a sharp 0.4%, the government said.

That’s the biggest increase in six years.

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