Signs of global commodity prices rising are becoming strong again.
Recently, 35 central banks
Signs of global commodity prices rising are becoming strong again.
Recently, 35 central banks have lowered interest rates — the most coordinated cuts since 2020.
Yes, this is completely opposite to 2022, when 30 major central banks raised rates.
History shows that when such large-scale rate cuts occur, commodity prices often rise sharply.
For this reason, commodity prices may see further acceleration in the next 12–15 months.
As a result, raw materials and input costs may rise, which could keep global inflation under pressure for the next 2 years.