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They have to accelerate and decelerate, they have to jump up and down through each stride," consuming precious energy.
Annual PPI rates continue to decelerate due to the base effect, and the core output reading slipped to 1.
The continued decline of commodity prices, however, was likely to have a positive effect on inflation, which would continue to decelerate, BNB said.
 
 
 
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