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WORLDJul 23 · 04:55 UTCBLOOMBERGBen Westcott and Sara Bapat

Crop Prices Hit 3-Year High as Black Sea Attacks, Heat Stoke Food Inflation

Crop prices reached a three-year high due to heat waves and attacks in the Black Sea, which threaten to disrupt global grain trade and exacerbate food inflation. The situation is further compounded by the war in Iran.

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