Wheat prices have fallen 55% from a recent peak of $11.78 a bushel on May 9, 2022, during the initial part of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

This has been CNBC's live blog covering updates on the war in Ukraine. [Follow the latest updates here.] Two people were killed and their daughter was wounded in what Russia says was an attack by ...

KYIV - Ukrainian farmers are starting to harvest the 2025 crop and export prices for new crop milling wheat have risen by $1-$3 per metric ton in the last two weeks to $207-$215 Carriage Paid To , ...

LONDON (AP) — Global prices for food commodities like rice and vegetable oil have risen for the first time in months after Russia pulled out of a wartime agreement allowing Ukraine to ship grain ...

Natural-gas prices see biggest jump in nearly 3 years, leading oil higher U.S. benchmark crude prices climb above $71 a barrel Monday Last Updated: Dec. 30, 2024 at 3:29 p.m. ET First Published ...

Prices for wheat and corn surged after the war in Ukraine started on fears the conflict could disrupt shipments from two of the world's top grain exporters. However, they have since fallen back to ...

Ukraine, which accounted for 9.2 per cent of global wheat exports in the 2021-22 season, the last before the invasion. That is expected to fall to 6.4 per cent for the 2023-24 harvest season, S&P ...

Consumers in some countries might not bat an eye at rising macaroni prices. But in Italy, where the food is part of the national identity, skyrocketing pasta prices are cause for a national crisis.

Crude oil prices rose following an unexpected decline in U.S. oil inventories reported by the API, countering earlier downward pressure from potential peace talks and economic concerns.

Consumers facing higher prices for products made with corn and wheat could be in for more pain as global supplies grow tighter because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Wheat prices jumped 37% and ...

A wheat field in Ukraine. Last month, Russia pulled out of a deal that had allowed Ukraine to export grains through the Black Sea. As a result, grain prices could rise by 10 to 15 percent.