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Consumer Prices Fall 0.3% in Nov.
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FBN’s Adam Shapiro breaks down the stories moving the markets.
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- Date Dec 14, 2012
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Anatomy Schapiro here Fox Business -- consumer prices fell last month for the first time since may largely due to a drop in gasoline prices but.
Even with November's decline inflation at consumer level is still up nearly 2%.
From the same time last year on the upside industrial production rebounded in November posting its sharpest increase in two years.
According to the Federal Reserve output rose.
Point 1% from October -- manufacturers recovered.
From super -- -- Two companies are trading higher today thanks to Goldman Sachs TiVo's stock is jumping after being initiated with a buy rating.
And at twelve month price target of fifteen dollars a share from the banking giant Marathon Oil also getting a boost when Goldman upgraded that company survive without.
39 dollar price target.
That's the latest from the Fox Business Network giving you the power the --
