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Ukraine and Grain: Why the Threat of War With Russia Is Moving Wheat Prices
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February 15, 2022
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4:29Now PlayingUkraine is often called the breadbasket of Europe, and wheat prices have fluctuated along with the prospect of a military conflict in the country. While the world watches to see if Russian President Vladimir Putin will attempt a broader invasion of Ukraine, analysts warn that nearly a third of the world’s wheat supply could be threatened should he take action.
For this piece, I looked at what any escalation could mean for the global grain market and consumers around the world.
I’m Shelby Holliday, a reporter for WSJ, and I’ll be digging deeper into news stories that are having a powerful and sometimes surprising impact on our lives and the communities in which we live. Join me as I report on the events and trends shaping our world by hitting subscribe.
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