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on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

To the south of France, to ascertain Simon Constable writing for barons in other distinguished

publications.

We come to the news of the moment about inflation worldwide and especially in the United States

food inflation.

Stubborn inflation pressures, writes the Wall State Journal, persisted.

Derailing the case for the Federal Reserve to begin reducing interest rates in June

and raising questions over whether it can deliver cuts this year without signs of an economic slowdown.

The Consumer Price Index, a measure of goods and services prices across the economy, rose 3.5% from a year earlier.

That was a touch higher than economists had forecast.

A touch higher.

Therein lies the game. Simon, a very good evening to you, you have an excellent piece about food worldwide.

The food inflation is said to be the political challenge for the Biden re-election campaign.

Gasoline prices have moderated in the $3 range here in New England.

However, the food means that as one of my correspondence

told me, you go into a grocery store and you come out having spent $115 and you

still don't have enough for dinner.

So what you discovered is that food is worldwide a growing concern.

How so? Good evening to you, Simon.

Good evening to you, John. It is a growing concern across the globe. Most of these markets

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