(Reuters) - Falling gasoline costs held U.S. consumer prices nearly in check in July, while industrial output rose in a sign of factory sector health, according to data that suggested the economy was sound despite credit fears in financial markets. Analysts said there is a shrinking trade deficit and the economy is "actually doing pretty well."
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