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Hormuz strait crisis could reopen door for Turkey’s “grain corridor” Role

Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz after U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran could raise global costs for energy, fertilizers, and agricultural trade. Experts...

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Grain markets began rising even before escalation around Iran – US analyst

Global grain markets rallied strongly last week, with corn, soybean and wheat futures hitting yearly highs. Analysts say the bullish trend had...

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Russia is more stable in grain exports than Europe and the US, due to sanctions experience and relations with Iran

Russian grain exports may prove more resilient to logistical disruptions than shipments from Europe or the US, as traders have adapted to...

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Russia’s grain exports to Iran suspended amid war

Russia has suspended grain exports to Iran after U.S.–Israeli strikes, halting shipments via the Black and Caspian seas. Iran had already secured...

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Better to abandon Russian ports than lose southern markets — Grain Union of Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan discussed export logistics in Astana, focusing on diversifying routes and easing trade barriers. While cooperation with Russia and access to ports...

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Unstable US duties architecture creates new risks for global grain trade

Tariff uncertainty is rising after the U.S. Supreme Court limited the use of IEEPA for trade duties, shifting tariff policy into legal...

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Strike in Argentina halts grain exports

Argentina’s 48-hour maritime strike by the Federation of Maritime Workers has halted grain and oilseed exports at key hubs, including the Rosario...

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Kazakhstan exported 6.4 mln tons of grain

Kazakhstan’s grain exports climbed nearly 20% to 6.4 million tonnes in MY 2025/26, supported by strong demand from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Afghanistan....