Yes, and carefully. The cart, checkout and account pages are never cached. The moment a shopper puts anything in their cart they stop being served cached pages at all, because the header shows a cart count.
Product and category pages are cached, and are thrown away the moment WooCommerce reports a price change, a stock change, a scheduled sale starting or ending, or an order that consumed stock — however the change was made: the product screen, an import, the REST API or a stock-sync plugin. A change to one variation clears its product's page. On a multi-currency shop, every currency's copy of the page goes, not only the default one.
Price edits follow Settings → Clear when a post is published or edited, like any other edit. Stock changes and scheduled sales always clear the page.
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NimbleCache
Serve your pages before the plugins load — and never touch a setting to do it.
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