Global grain prices have more than halved since peaking at more than $13 a bushel in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ...
Soft red winter wheat prices have fallen to their lowest since late 2020, on ample global supplies, despite the lapse of the ...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has also caused major disruptions in the agricultural commodities' markets with soaring prices for wheat, corn, soybeans... and much speculation. This is because ...
Ukraine's farmers played an iconic role in the first weeks of Russia's invasion, towing away abandoned enemy tanks with their tractors. Now, though, their prodigious grain output is causing some of ...
A major U.S. farm lender believes a wheat price spike is on the horizon. CoBank is alerting U.S. grain elevators storing ...
Russian wheat offers at a recent import tender by Egypt were all made at the same price, highlighting what traders see as behind the scenes intervention by Russia's government that is sowing confusion ...
Prices are booming, theft is up, rainfall is nearly nonexistent and temperatures are breaking records in Spain, the world’s ...
KYIV — Russia unleashed a barrage of Kalibr cruise missiles from the Black Sea at the Odesa region for the fourth night in a row, targeting port and grain infrastructure, after Moscow withdrew from a ...
Linda Thomas-Greenfield, issued to the media on 17 February 2022, echoed months of intelligence that the United States used to convince its allies in the West that the Kremlin was “days away” from ...
Roberta Metsola has reaffirmed her commitment to see Ukraine become a member of the European Union, with even the removal of ...
Strong demand, limited supplies, and soaring energy feedstock costs last week led to a predictable outcome: Extremely active spot resin markets and significantly higher prices. Aggressive buying from ...
Viktor Sokolov shown in footage released by defence ministry, day after Ukraine said he had been killed in missile strike Russia’s defence ministry on Tuesday released footage showing Viktor ...
