Wheat Prices Surge on Middle East Conflict and Global Supply Fears

53 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Apr 17

Wheat prices are experiencing their biggest weekly surge in two months, driven by Middle East conflict and worsening drought in key producing regions.
Disruptions in fuel and fertiliser supplies, particularly due to the Iran war and blocked shipping routes, are raising production costs and supply concerns.
Analysts warn that ongoing weather issues and input shortages could tighten global wheat supplies, threatening food security in vulnerable countries.

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