Food, Fertilizer, and Fuel: How the Russo-Ukrainian War Is Assaulting Markets

The big risk is that an escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War and a deeper state of economic warfare between the West and Russia, quietly backed by China, could cause another major recession.

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