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

Crop prices climbed to a three-year high as heat waves and escalating Black Sea attacks threaten grain shipments, reviving food-inflation risks. The article also links renewed price pressures to war-related disruptions in Iran, suggesting higher near-term volatility for grain-related costs and inflation expectations.

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Crop prices climbed to a three-year high as heat waves and escalating Black Sea attacks threaten grain shipments, reviving food-inflation risks. The article also links renewed price pressures to war-related disruptions in Iran, suggesting higher near-term volatility for grain-related costs and inflation expectations.