Ukraine war to cause biggest price shock in 50 years – World Bank
Ukraine is pushing up prices of commodities including food, cotton and energy, the World Bank says. …
As the US firm announced a 53% increase in net earnings for the first three month of this year, to $1.05bn, Juan Luciano said: “We expect reduced crop supplies – caused by the weak Canadian canola crop, the short South American crops, and now the disruptions in the Black Sea region – to drive continued tightness in global grain markets for the next few years”.