A marketing analyst says markets have been negatively reacting to the possibility of a renewed Black Sea Grain Deal. Angie Setzer is the co-founder of the grain marketing firm Consus. “When Russia wasn’t getting their way, they then said, okay, we’re pulling out,” she explains. “That was November of 2023. Initially, everyone thought that that may […]
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