A report released by the Labor Department on Thursday showed U.S. import prices fell by less than expected in the month of November.
The Labor Department said import prices decreased by 0.4 percent in November following a revised 0.6 percent decline in October.
Economists had expected import prices to slide by 0.8 percent, matching the drop originally reported for the previous month.
The report showed an extended nosedive by prices for fuel imports, which plummeted by 5.6 percent in November after plunging by 3.7 percent in October.
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