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Advertisement Chinese inflation fears are on the rise due to increasing commodity prices. This has resulted in an increase in producer price inflation, while consumer price inflation remains under control since the economy has not fully picked up speed after the COVID-19 crisis. Since consumer price inflation is not taking off and consumer spending is still underperforming, the central bank is unlikely to remove liquidity from the economy. Commodity prices have been rising throughout the global economy as depleted inventories after COVID-19 have led to massive inventory restocking as businesses open again. Shipping bottlenecks have pushed up prices of tin and sugar. Low interest rates have resulted in a remodeling boom in the United States, adding to demand for lumber and copper. A drought in South America has constrained the supply of corn as demand for corn-based ethanol is rising. All of these factors have resulted in rising commodity prices, which have increased producer prices

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