Rising commodity prices may be driven by higher infrastructure spending plans, along with supply chain issues. But this may provide price pressures on companies large and small, along with their Capex plans. Andrew Slevin is the CEO of John Foord, a global asset valuer and appraiser, and he spoke to us on Prime Time about what these higher commodity prices may mean for firms and their spending plans, and what they may be able to do about it.

<p>Rising commodity prices may be driven by higher infrastructure spending plans, along with supply chain issues. But this may provide price pressures on companies large and small, along with their Capex plans. Andrew Slevin is the CEO of John Foord, a global asset valuer and appraiser, and he spoke to us on Prime Time about what these higher commodity prices may mean for firms and their spending plans, and what they may be able to do about it.</p>

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