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Investors Fear Food Prices May Trigger Next Inflation Spike for Bond Markets

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JPMorgan projects global food inflation rising to 5% by H1 2027 as El Nino, fertilizer shortages, and shipping disruptions rattle bond markets.

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Investors fear food prices may trigger next inflation spike for bond markets

JPMorgan projects global food inflation rising to 5% by H1 2027 as El Nino, fertilizer shortages, and shipping disruptions rattle bond markets.

Food prices have emerged as a new inflation risk factor in global bond markets. Following fluctuations in energy costs, investors' focus has now shifted to price increases in basic agricultural and food products.

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ekonomim.com broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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