US business activity expands in April as S&P Global survey reports rising prices linked to the war with Iran.
US business activity increased in April according to an S&P Global survey, which also noted that the ongoing war with Iran is driving up prices.
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US business activity increased in April according to an S&P Global survey, which also noted that the ongoing war with Iran is driving up prices.
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