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New data show the Fed's huge inflation could now be spilling into the economy
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Friday, February 03, 2012
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From Economic Policy Journal:

Here's some very scary anecdotal evidence on price direction from the ISM's release today:

Commodities Up in Price

Airfares; Beef; Chemical Products; Chicken; Crab; Coffee (2); #1 Diesel Fuel (2); #2 Diesel Fuel (3); Fuel; Gasoline; Medical Supplies (2); Paper; Petroleum Based Products; Resin Based Products; Vehicles; and Wire.

Commodities Down in Price

Corrugated Cartons is the only commodity reported down in price.

Commodities in Short Supply

Crab; #2 Diesel Fuel (2); Fiber Cable; and Pharmaceuticals.

Note: The number of consecutive months the commodity is listed is indicated after each item.

Bottom line, If you...

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