| Commodity prices are set to fall 2 percent this year from 2012 amid increased supplies of raw materials from crude oil to grains, the International Monetary Fund said.
Energy prices probably will decline almost 3 percent as supply rebounds from outages last year, the Washington-based IMF said today in an online report. Food prices will drop more than 2 percent on increasing world harvests, while metals may climb more than 3 percent on recovering world economies and increasing demand in China, the report showed...........................................Full Article: Source
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