U.S. WLI Monthly Increases
The level of the monthly WLI increases to 129.4, the highest since August 2015, when it was 129.8. The growth rate of the monthly WLI rises to a four-month high, the highest since July 2015, when it was at -0.3%
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The level of the monthly WLI increases to 129.4, the highest since August 2015, when it was 129.8. The growth rate of the monthly WLI rises to a four-month high, the highest since July 2015, when it was at -0.3%
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