Feb. PPI Down -0.6%
Airtime: Wed. Mar. 17 2010 |
Producer prices fell more than expected, with the PPI down 0.6 percent. Core PPI rose 0.1 percent. The CNBC news team and Larry Levin, of Trading Advantage, parse the data.
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