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India says it will ban wheat exports because the Ukraine war is threatening its food security
India joins a growing list of countries banning certain food exports as the costs soar amid Russia'…
Jyoti Mann
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Wheat soars more than 4% to two-month highs after world's second largest producer India bans exports
Poor weather and the fallout from the Russia-Ukraine war have roiled global commodity markets, mean…
Hamza Fareed Malik
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Wheat Prices Have Been Hot
Wheat futures surged to the highest level since May last Thursday after a Russian exports authority…
Akin Oyedele
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Not just India, many countries are protecting their wheat to keep daily bread, affordable
Bread is one of the more crucial ingredients in maintaining world stability -- and it's getting dan…
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Wheat soars more than 5% as a poor US harvest and India's grain-for-fertilizer swap deal threaten global supply
Wheat production looks set to fall bad weather in the US and India's grain-for-goods trade deal wit…
Zahra Tayeb
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Putin orders a ban on some Russian exports amid sweeping Western sanctions and US energy import restrictions
Russia is a major exporter of commodities including oil, gas, wheat and metals. Prices have surged …
Huileng Tan
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India and Egypt are working to swap wheat for fertilizer and other goods to ease potential food shortages
Egypt's supply minister said he met with the Indian ambassador to go over a possible deal for 500,0…
Phil Rosen
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From burgers to breakfast cereal, some key ingredients are being hit by food export bans industry experts tell us what might be next
It's not the first time the world has suffered from an agricultural commodity price shock. Food inf…
Zahra Tayeb
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India, the world's top rice exporter, just slapped a 20% tax on some rice exports. It could further fuel food inflation.
India also banned the exports of 100% broken rice, which is mostly used for animal feed. This comes…
Huileng Tan
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World Bank warns that higher fertilizer and energy costs pose a threat to harvests after global food prices soar by more than one-third
Rising prices are likely to exacerbate malnutrition and poverty rates, the bank's president warns.