Costa Rican consumers are expected to begin feeling the first effects of the inflationary shock linked to the conflict in the Middle East starting in May, with fuel, imported goods and some food prices likely to face the earliest pressure. The Banco Central de Costa Rica said the impact will come with a delay because […] The post Costa Rica Warns Fuel and Food Prices May Rise From Middle East Shock appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.