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To: Seeker of Truth who wrote (34846)	5/17/2008 1:19:43 AM
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To: Seeker of Truth who wrote (34846)	5/17/2008 6:39:40 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218632

The current commodity price increases (including oil and food) are mainly drivven by global demand growth rather than by major unexpected contractions of supply. This global demand growth (concentrated in the Emerging Markets) has outstripped even the formidable growth in potential output in the world economy (again mainly in the Emerging Markets). The inflation we are seeing world wide is the result of excessively expansionary monetary policy and the excessive credit growth is has created almost everywhere. Its solution will be globally tighter monetary policy (to different degrees in different countries) leading to lower global credit growth, a global economic slowdown (locally even to recessions) and ultimately lower inflation. This has been seen and done a hundred times. Only the scale and some of the players, like China, are different. blogs.ft.com