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Wheat prices fluctuate amid Black Sea crisis and smaller harvest

Wheat prices are fluctuating because of tensions in the Black Sea region and a smaller harvest. The headline does not quantify the price movement or crop shortfall.

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Further disruption in the Black Sea grain trade or reduced production could increase food-price and supply risks.

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Wheat prices rise as Black Sea exports are disrupted

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