U.S. consumer prices were flat in October following four straight months of gains, a sign of subdued inflation as coronavirus cases again climbed across the U.S.

The consumer-price index—which measures what consumers pay for everyday items including groceries, clothing and vehicles—was unchanged in October from September, the Labor Department said Thursday. Higher costs for dining out and groceries last month were offset by declines for items such as apparel and household furnishings.

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