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Conagra Expects Worsening Inflation to Hurt Sales This Year

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Conagra Expects Worsening Inflation to Hurt Sales This Year

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Conagra Brands recently announced that rising inflation, higher ingredient costs, and new tariffs are straining its ability to keep prices stable. These pressures have made it more expensive to produce and package goods, which limits supply. At the same time, consumers facing higher living costs are cutting back on packaged food purchases, reducing demand. The combination of weaker supply and demand means overall sales volume is likely to fall. While the exact effect on prices is uncertain, the quantity of goods sold will decline. This situation primarily affects Conagra’s profitability, consumer affordability, and the stability of jobs connected to food production and distribution.

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Conagra Expects Worsening Inflation to Hurt Sales This Year

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It sees organic sales remaining stagnant as elevated inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to challenge operations.

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TotalEnergies (Supply Increase, No Demand Change)

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TotalEnergies (Supply Increase, No Demand Change)

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TotalEnergies reported that OPEC+ has been raising oil production even as global economic growth remains slow, creating an oversupply in the oil market. This expansion in supply, without a corresponding rise in demand, has pushed oil prices down. While consumers and businesses benefit from cheaper fuel, producers like TotalEnergies face shrinking profit margins. The company has already experienced a drop in earnings due to these lower prices. This imbalance highlights the vulnerability of oil companies and exporting nations when production outpaces demand. In the long term, such volatility may influence investment decisions and the pace of energy transition projects.

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Great Depression - Stock Market Crash, Unemployment, Poverty | Britannica

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Great Depression - Stock Market Crash, Unemployment, Poverty: A decline in spending and other factors influenced the downturn in various countries

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The Great Depression began after the stock market crash of 1929, when banks failed and credit became very limited. As people lost jobs and income, they spent less, which caused demand for goods and services to fall. At the same time, many businesses closed or reduced production because they could not afford to operate, leading to a decrease in supply. With both supply and demand falling, the quantity of goods sold dropped sharply, and prices in many areas fell as well. This crisis led to massive unemployment, widespread poverty, and lasting changes in how governments managed the economy.

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After Jannik Sinner wins multiple Grand Slam titles in one season, his popularity skyrockets worldwide, creating a surge in demand for his branded tennis merchandise. To meet this growing fan interest, sports companies rapidly expand production and release more of his signature gear, increasing supply alongside demand.

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The Great Depression Demand and Supply Shift

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The Great Depression Demand and Supply Shift