Capacity constraints appear slightly tighter than previously thought, with signs that increased fuel costs are being reflected in the prices of other goods and services.
Capacity constraints appear slightly tighter than previously thought, with signs that increased fuel costs are being reflected in the prices of other goods and services.
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