Over the weekend September trade data will be released, along with the consumer and producer price indexes.

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This prolonged and probably inadvertent monetary tightness is showing up in both the consumer and producer price indexes.

FORBES: Monetary Policy, Deflation And Quantitative Easing

U.S. economic data for next week brings the consumer and producer price indexes, while industrial production and manufacturing data from the Empire State Index and the Philadelphia Fed are also slated for release.

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On top of this, recent U.S. inflation data from the producer and consumer price indexes show that both wholesale and consumer inflation was less than expected.

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Further, the producer price and consumer price indexes, both inflation gauges, are set for release Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.

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