Consumer prices to rise until supply chains unclogged: UNCTAD

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Consumer prices to rise until supply chains unclogged: UNCTAD

| Nov 18, 2021 1:00AM EST
Cargo owners are shouldering the huge increase in transportation costs, which are pushing up consumer prices and threatening to undermine the global economic recovery, according to UNCTAD’s annual maritime and trade report.
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