The United States led to skyrocketing prices in June fell consumer data

Monday the U.S. Commerce Department reported June consumer data reporting, the report showed that June consumer inflation data exclude the effect of the data fell 0.2 percent average consumer personal income rose 0.1 percent compared with May's 1.8 percent growth rate Much lower.

In addition, an earlier report of the Ministry of Commerce show that in June prices (mainly gasoline prices) jumped 0.8 percent overall, in February 1981 or the highest single month since. Excluding food and energy prices rose 0.3 percent other, since September last year, or the highest single month. After-tax personal income fell 1.9 percent compared with May or a 5.7 percent rise in poles apart from. Deposit rate fell to 2.5 percent.

8:00 am on the 4th consumption data will be released early trading the Dow down 63.02 points to 11263.30 points.