Wholesale inflation shows biggest drop since 2020, but it’s unlikely to last
Wholesale prices posted the biggest drop in April since the pandemic in 2020, but the decline in inflation appeared to be a one-off tied to falling egg and gasoline prices and a quirky category that measures certain business profit margins.
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