Trade, Commodities & Regulation

India has raised its winter fertilizer subsidy requirement by 64.3% to ₹62,370.02 crore as higher global input costs test farm affordability and supply.

Lebanon could have 1.15 million people in Crisis or worse by mid 2027, while the number in Emergency is projected to rise from 52,000 to 97,000.

EIA cut its winter United States gas forecast by 16 percent but raised its 2027 diesel forecast by about 12 percent, creating sharply different pressures for fertilizer, farms and food freight.

USDA cut Mexico sugar production as pests and input costs pressure cane, while the United States sugar stocks buffer narrowed.

USDA raised global wheat output and stocks as larger harvests in Argentina and Australia offset weaker Russian and Ukrainian export prospects.

A new FAO assessment projects higher cereal production in poorer countries but finds 41 countries and territories still require external food assistance. Here is why.

FAO reports a 1.2 percent fall in world food prices in October, but sugar jumped 6.6 percent. Why the split matters for shoppers and food businesses.

USDA data show China received 1.59 million tonnes in the week ended 29 October, helping US season-to-date soybean exports run nearly 59% above a year earlier. Destination switches mean not all recorded sales were newly purchased.