Commodity inflation refers to the sustained rise in prices of raw materials like oil, metals, and agricultural goods. It often signals increased production costs across industries, impacting consumer goods and services. Producers and investors in commodities typically benefit, as higher prices boost revenues. However, consumers and import-dependent businesses face squeezed budgets and reduced purchasing power.
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