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Friday, the Office for National Statistics said UK's output prices rose by an annual 2.9% in November, following October's revised 1.9% rise. The annual growth rate matched economists' expectations. The index rose 0.2% between October and November, mainly reflecting price rises in petroleum products. Economists were expecting output prices to climb 0.3%.
Core output prices, excluding food, beverages, tobacco and petroleum were down 0.1% in November from October, reversing prior month's 0.4% increase. Annually, core output price inflation eased to 2% from 2.2%.
Further, ONS data showed that the input price index for materials and fuels purchased by manufacturing industry rose 4% year-on-year, much larger than the revised 0.4% increase seen in October. From October, prices edged up 0.1%. Economists were looking for a monthly growth of 0.5%, while annual rise came in line with expectations.
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