LISBON (Reuters) – Portugal’s second-largest retailer Jeronimo Martins on Wednesday posted a 14% rise in third-quarter net profit, as soaring inflation drove sales higher, and the company warned of an uncertain outlook for prices. Jeronimo Martins netted 157 million euros ($157.97 million) between July and September. Chief Executive Pedro Soares dos Santos warned that “with two months until year-end, the geopolitical instability and the supply chain constraints resulting from the pandemic make the outlook on food, energy, and fuel prices very uncertain”. As the company tries to contain prices …