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Low water levels and inflation raise concerns over prices

A report examines falling water levels and possible price increases linked to low-water conditions and inflation. The supplied information does not quantify the affected area or economic impact.

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Low water can disrupt inland shipping and contribute to higher transport and commodity costs.

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