Ben Sharples
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Oil Steady After Risk-On Gain As Market Watches For Iran Attack
Oil was steady after recovering from a global market rout as investors watched for a retaliatory strike from Iran on Israel.
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Oil's Unparalleled Demand Crash Likely To Be Gamechanger For Industry
Goldman sees around 20 million barrels a day flowing into storage in April, while IHS Markit expects the world will run out of space to store oil by the middle of the year.
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Rice On Cusp Of Fresh 15-Year High In Asia After Sharp Rebound
Rice prices are on track for a new 15-year high, threatening to spark more angst in Asia and Africa where the grain is the staple for billions.
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Rice On Cusp Of Fresh 15-Year High In Asia After Sharp Rebound
Rice prices are on track for a new 15-year high, threatening to spark more angst in Asia and Africa where the grain is the staple for billions.
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Rice Market Braces For More Stress As El Niño Starts To Bite
Any loss of production risks tightening global supply, and could prompt a renewed rally in prices which have cooled recently.
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Rice Crisis in the Philippines Sounds a Global Inflation Alarm
Surging rice prices in the Philippines could be a warning sign for other major importers of the food staple as the fallout from India’s export restrictions continues to reverberate across Asia and West Africa.
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Rice Crisis in the Philippines Sounds a Global Inflation Alarm
Surging rice prices in the Philippines could be a warning sign for other major importers of the food staple as the fallout from India’s export restrictions continues to reverberate across Asia and West Africa.
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Rice Market Shows Strain After India’s Campaign of Curbs
The benchmark price is currently at $646 a ton and weather could shake up the market even further.
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Rice Market Shows Strain After India’s Campaign of Curbs
The benchmark price is currently at $646 a ton and weather could shake up the market even further.
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Wheat Edges Higher As Hostilities Escalate Again In Black Sea
Wheat rose from the lowest level since early June as hostilities between Ukraine and Russia ramped up again in the key Black Sea waterway.
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Wheat Edges Higher As Hostilities Escalate Again In Black Sea
Wheat rose from the lowest level since early June as hostilities between Ukraine and Russia ramped up again in the key Black Sea waterway.
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Wheat Gains More Than 3% After Drone Attacks In Black Sea
Ukraine attacked another Russian vessel over the weekend, putting at risk exports from the Black Sea.
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Wheat Gains More Than 3% After Drone Attacks In Black Sea
Ukraine attacked another Russian vessel over the weekend, putting at risk exports from the Black Sea.
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Deadly Heat Bakes Millions From China to India, Raising Blackout Risks
Scorching temperatures are roasting Asia this week, stretching the region’s power grids and raising health risks as the chances of more extreme events later in the year increase.
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Deadly Heat Bakes Millions From China to India, Raising Blackout Risks
Scorching temperatures are roasting Asia this week, stretching the region’s power grids and raising health risks as the chances of more extreme events later in the year increase.
