Cea mai mare creştere a preţurilor produselor agricole de după 2022 riscă să impulsioneze inflaţia - Bloomberg - Economica.net

Global agricultural prices have seen their largest quarterly increase since the onset of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, driven by tensions in the Black Sea and extreme weather events. The Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index rose by 13% in the third quarter, with corn and wheat prices increasing by 15%. Ongoing conflicts have disrupted agricultural supply from the Black Sea, prompting import-dependent countries to seek alternative sources. Additionally, extreme weather has impacted crop production in key regions. China's consistent soybean purchases from the U.S. and tariff reductions have also supported global grain prices, while the El Nino phenomenon threatens agricultural output worldwide.