Black Sea Risk Drives Grains But Energy Security Broadens Bid

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Authored by Michael Ball, Bloomberg macro strategist,

Agricultural prices are likely to retain a bullish tilt as Black Sea disruptions collide with US weather risks, stronger export demand and a tighter link between crops and energy markets.