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Global Food Prices Jump to Highest Since 2022 as Risks Increase
Source: Bloomberg
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Global food prices rose in August to the highest level since end-2022, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and extreme weather disrupting supply from major producing regions. The move raises near-term inflation risk and increases downside pressure on food-related supply. This is likely to matter beyond staples, contributing to broader inflation sentiment and risk-off positioning.
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