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Thailand’s consumer price index rose 3.9% year on year in October, up from 2.82% in September and above the central bank’s 1%–3% target range. Higher oil prices and flood-related food costs contributed to the increase, though officials said the spike may be temporary.
Higher energy and food costs intensify inflation and could increase operating and input costs for Thai businesses, including feed buyers. The article does not identify a specific feed commodity price move.
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