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Commodity Prices and Inflation in Denmark - Part 1
Commodity prices have been fluctuating greatly in recent years. This article explores the knock-on effect from commodity prices to consumer prices in a Danish context. Higher commodity prices inevitably lead to higher consumer prices. It is key that such increases do not trigger a sustained rise in inflation through wage formation. Experience from the past decade indicates that increases in commodity prices have only a temporary impact on inflation.