(Reuters) - Slower growth was seen in the euro zone as output and new
orders slipped, while an upturn was noted in the United States.
Price pressures also remained, with the input prices index
steady at April's eight-month high of 65.9. Stronger rates of
increase were seen in Japan, China and Britain, while input
price inflation slipped in the United States and the euro zone.
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orders slipped, while an upturn was noted in the United States.
Price pressures also remained, with the input prices index
steady at April's eight-month high of 65.9. Stronger rates of
increase were seen in Japan, China and Britain, while input
price inflation slipped in the United States and the euro zone.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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