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S. Korean Producer Prices Rise Most Since 2022 on Energy Costs

South Korea’s producer prices rose in May at the fastest pace in nearly four years, as higher energy costs and a broad-based increase in industrial prices continued to filter through the economy.

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S. Korean Producer Prices Rise Most Since 2022 on Energy Costs
South Korea’s producer prices rose in May at the fastest pace in nearly four years, as higher energy costs and a broad-based increase in industrial prices continued to filter through the economy.
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