Commodities prices are set to rise further this year as the global economy expands faster, the International Monetary Fund has forecast, following the biggest annual price increase for raw materials in nearly four decades in 2009.
The IMF said that commodities prices were set to remain high by historical standards over the long term as the industrialisation of emerging countries supports consumption.
“Accommodating this demand will eventually require further capacity expansion in many commodity sectors, with some need to tap higher-cost sources,” it said in a report.
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