Thursday, April 14, 2011

World news report on the effect of Japan earthquake to the U.S economy

Japan devastating earthquake has brought its effect to the economy in U.S. as the price in the auto industry and the price of fuel significantly rose. According to Lucia Mutikani from Reuters, the price of light trucks has increased for 0.7 percent. And this is the biggest increasing number since July. On the other hand, the passenger cars has also increased for at least 0.9 percent. As a whole it is reported that since the last 12 months ending up in March, the core producer price index has increased for 1.9 percent. While prices are climbing up as the effect of Japan earthquake, the claims for unemployment benefits has also risen. As the result of the situation, the U.S stock prices have been pushed down accordingly.

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