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Argentina's annual inflation reached 94.8% in the twelve months through December, the highest in more than 30 years, with monthly consumer prices up 5.1%. Statistics agency INDEC released the data, and economists flagged scarce dollars as a continuing risk.
Runaway inflation and currency weakness raise Argentine production costs and can prompt farmers to hold or sell grain strategically, adding volatility to South American feed commodity supply.
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