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Wheat, rice and cotton prices rise as climate, geopolitical risks shape commodity markets
Agricultural commodities diverge as El Nino, economic fallout from US-Israel-Iran conflict push up wheat, rice and cotton prices, while coffee, sugar and cocoa decline, expert says
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