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War, Weather Push Crop Prices to Biggest Monthly Gain Since 2012
Source: Bloomberg
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Crop prices are poised to cap their largest monthly jump in over a decade, but wars and extreme weather are disrupting supplies and keeping food inflation concerns elevated. The risk is a renewed upward pressure on consumer prices through higher food costs, potentially affecting broader inflation expectations.
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