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Electrical Marketing's Electrical Price Index crawled up 0.1 percent in January but was up 6.4 percent YTY from January 2009. Power cable had the largest increase (+1.6%), followed by pole-line hardware and boxes, which both registered increases of 1.4 percent. Air conditioners saw a -2.5 percent price decline. No other category had a monthly change of more than one percent.
Note: All EPI series represent Global Insight aggregates of Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) producer price indices (PPIs). The revised data partly reflect redefinitions of specific PPIs by the BLS, but mostly reflect the rebenchmarking of all EPI price series to a 1997 base year. The four following EPI series have been affected by BLS redefinitions: boxes, conduit (fittings), nonmetallic conduit, and generators. Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Global Insight