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Fertilizer Supply Concerns Persist Amid War, US Insulated by Trade
Concerns about global fertilizer supply disruptions due to ongoing war have led to rising corn prices, with a new report from Fitch's BMI indicating insufficient buffers, though the U.S. is somewhat insulated by North American trade.
23 Mar, 05:22 — 23 Mar, 12:14
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bloombergHigh73d ago
Corn Hits Two-Week High as Iran War Threatens Fertilizer Supply - Bloomberg.com
Corn Hits Two-Week High as Iran War Threatens Fertilizer Supply Bloomberg.com
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Fitch's BMI: Fertilizer buffers "insufficient" as war drags on; U.S. insulated by North American trade
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First report: bloomberg · 23 Mar, 05:22|Full coverage: 2 · 7h|Window: 7h
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