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US Import and Export Prices Surge Most Since 2022; Iran War Energy Cost Sparks Stagflation Fears
US import and export prices jumped in April by the most in four years, driven by oil-market pressures from the Iran conflict. This reignites stagflation concerns as energy costs push up manufacturer input costs globally, while geopolitical fragmentation limits supply relief. Energy importers face margin pressure; energy exporters see tailwinds, but broad inflation risks mount.
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