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On July 17 the Russian government announced that it was pulling out of a deal to facilitate the export of millions of tons of grain from Ukrainian ports. The arrangement had been in place since July 2022.
According to NPR , The Kremlin’s move immediately sparked concern, particularly in food-insecure countries. The Kenyan government was quick to denounce the withdrawal as a “stab in the back” for drought-hit nations in the Horn of Africa. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that Russia’s withdrawal “will strike a blow to people in need everywhere.”
Grain prices have been fluctuating since. On Monday morning after the announcement, Chicago wheat futures – a global benchmark for prices – briefly jumped around 3% before falling later in the day.
AdvertisementBy Wednesday afternoon Russia announced that all ships in the Black Sea bound for Ukrainian ports will be considered potential military cargo starting Wednesday. Wheat futures jumped 9%.Monday’s withdrawal […]
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