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The price of almost everything on your dinner table is climbing at once — and Wall Street is taking notice

The price of almost everything on your dinner table is climbing at once — and Wall Street is taking notice
MarketWatch Sunday 13 September 2026, 13:00 UTC By Isabel Wang 1 min read
Key Points

Rising crop prices are making the current inflation problem bigger than just oil and the Iran war.

Rising crop prices are making the current inflation problem bigger than just oil and the Iran war. [Image text:] 92.00 00.00 OIL
the Iran war (EVENT)
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