Anuradha Raghu

1 month ago | ricenewstoday.com | Pratik Parija |Anuradha Raghu |Katarina Hoije

Rice prices drop brings relief to billions worldwide, risk for farmers Favourable weather over past year has helped lift global stockpiles for a second season, and a further flood of the crop is expected from India, which has scrapped long-running export restrictions. By Pratik Parija, Anuradha Raghu and Katarina HöijeFrom the Philippines to Senegal, billions of people are finding it easier to feed their families now that rice prices have plunged off 15-year highs.

1 month ago | business-standard.com | Pratik Parija |Anuradha Raghu |Katarina Hoije

Favourable weather over the past year has helped lift global stockpiles for a second season, and a further flood of the crop is expected from top shipper India, which has scrapped long-running export restrictions. The abundance has pushed the price of Thai white rice - an Asian benchmark - to the lowest since 2022 and more than 30 per cent below last year's peak.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Pratik Parija |Anuradha Raghu |Katarina Hoije

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1 month ago | flipboard.com | Pratik Parija |Anuradha Raghu |Katarina Hoije

Now‘Hundreds of millions of pounds in losses’ expected as disruptions extend beyond Heathrow AirportCNN — With Heathrow Airport shut on Friday, the impact of disruptions is expected to extend well beyond Britain’s largest travel hub, potentially costing the airline industry hundreds of millions of pounds.

Jul 14, 2024 | yahoo.com | Anuradha Raghu |Ilena Peng |Alex Longley

Anuradha Raghu, Ilena Peng and Alex LongleyJuly 14, 2024 at 5:00 PM·3 min read(Bloomberg) -- Gold is testing new highs as investors await signals on the timing of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Coffee is surging, and oil’s once dramatic price swings are dissipating to levels last seen in 2015. Most Read from BloombergTrump Emerges Defiant From Rally Attack Set to Shake Up ’24 RaceTrump Shooting Changes Biden’s Plan to Revive 2024 CampaignI Was at the Trump Rally Where He Was Shot.