Prices On Foreign Goods Rise After Dollar Devaluation
The Register reports prices on foreign autos, cameras, Japanese electronics, wines, and jewelry are expected to climb as the dollar devaluation takes full effect. Dealers and distributors anticipate higher costs, with some already adjusting pricing and consumers rushing to buy before increases. Notable mentions include Panasonic Sony Hitachi Nikon Volkswagen Seagram Heublein and Tiffanys amid a broader mood of inflation.
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