Black Sea Grain Talks Fail; India's Monsoon Shortfall Adds to Market Worries
Russia has rejected efforts to reopen Black Sea grain shipping, leaving Ukrainian exporters facing months without deep-water port access. Meanwhile, India's dry August and a forecast for another below-normal September monsoon are raising concerns, while US wheat and corn prices remain higher than competing global origins.
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The collapse of negotiations over Black Sea shipping leaves Ukrainian agricultural exports severely constrained, as the lack of deep-water port access is expected to persist for several months. This effectively removes a major source of global supply from the market
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