World Bank sees commodity prices falling to pre-COVID levels

We’re nearly five years out from COVID and still pretending that dragging energy prices back to pre-COVID levels means something. Spoiler: it doesn’t. We’ve had the worst inflation spike in decades—I’m eyeballing retirement and even I’ve never seen numbers like this. Do the math: five years of record inflation means that hitting pre-COVID prices today is actually a loss in real terms. But sure, let’s all clap because the numbers look familiar. The planet didn’t hit pause, folks. So either the World Bank can’t count, or they’re greasing the wheels for the next fairy tale. Pick your poison. 

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