The phrase "price number" does not make sense as a standalone unit in a sentence.
It is possible that it is referring to a specific product or service, in which case it could be written as "the price of the [product/service] is [number]." For example, "The price of the new iPhone is $999."
So the sticky price number for June is now out.
"Who cares if the consumer price number is bad," one government bond trader said.
The apps share many basic features, like using the phone's GPS navigation to show listings nearby and narrowing the field by things like price, number of bedrooms and property type.
"Most companies I don't know how to value, there's a few that I think I know how to value and every now and then one of those are a price number that falls within my valuation range".
"Most companies I don't know how to value, there's a few that I think I know how to value, and every now and then one of those are a price number that falls within my valuation range," Mr. Buffett said.
Karen E. Parker, director of currency research at Chase Securities, said a high consumer price number and a half-point rate increase would suggest that the United States economy was headed for a hard landing -- and equities would take a hit.
Moving Average: A continuous smoothing technique computed by averaging a series of numbers (price, volume, etc).
July's import price numbers were revised down to show a gain of 0.8percentt gain from the 1.1percentt previously reported.
The producer price numbers were in line with the big-picture trend of inflation in recent months and suggested that while price increases on the whole are getting more modest, they are still prone to bouncing around unpredictably.
The procuder price numbers are clearly below market expectations, but they only really relate to goods prices in the overall inflation index and as such I don't think that will have a material impact on the policy decision.
"The sharp slowdown in July's house price numbers could show that potential homebuyers are thinking twice about overstretching themselves in a higher interest rate environment," Ms Earley said.
