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High diesel prices are more likely than high gasoline prices to drive up interest rates because they increase core inflation through producer costs.

Drawn from what Paul Krugman said

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  1. Paul Krugman Trade economist, Nobel laureate in 2008 for his work…
    Furthermore, rising diesel prices are even more likely than rising gasoline prices to drive up interest rates. Why? The Federal Reserve, which sets short-term interest rates, normally focuses on “core” inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices.

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