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Black Sea Upheaval Sends India Wheat Back to Neighbor Bangladesh
Source: Bloomberg
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Bangladesh resumed wheat imports from India after ample Indian supplies prompted New Delhi to lift its export ban. The move offers Bangladesh an additional source of grain as Black Sea trade disruptions drive global wheat prices higher, potentially easing regional supply pressure but underscoring persistent geopolitical risks to food markets.
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