Commodity inflation headwind persists
Steel, aluminum, copper, and rubber prices continue to create cost pressure. A 2.5% price hike taken in July may not fully offset ongoing commodity inflation through the rest of FY27.
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Steel, aluminum, copper, and rubber prices continue to create cost pressure. A 2.5% price hike taken in July may not fully offset ongoing commodity inflation through the rest of FY27.
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