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![]() | from Ken Little More inflation worries should have the Feds on edge. When commodities, such as oil, are spiking record highs, it is a sign of rising inflation pressure. Now, corn futures are shooting through the roof. The high price of corn, which needs lots of petrochemical products and farm machinery to grow is the latest commodity-price warning. Oil is not completely to blame for higher corn prices. The weather and increased demand by ethanol plants and the world's hungry are also factors. Higher prices for corn and oil will cascade through the economy, which means more inflation. |
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