“This week’s release of the consumer price index for September should finally clarify that inflation is high, and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. While the annual inflation rate of the money supply has receded from its historical peak of 27% earlier this year to 13%, current levels still rival those seen during the high inflation years of the 1970s. Consequently, building materials continue to skyrocket, with some such as gypsum and steel mill products up 23% and 123%, respectively. After being subdued for a decade, commodities are breaking out, and this may just be the beginning. While high inflation is not a good economic indicator, it can be highly beneficial to industrial investors that are well positioned to benefit from the coming boom in commodities.” -Adam Abushagur

 

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