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The result for the services sector has diverged sharply from the manufacturing sector in the last two months (see top of second chart). Robert Hughes joined AIER in 2013 following more than 25 years in economic and financial markets research on Wall Street. Sixteen industries reported paying higher prices for inputs in November.
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