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China s Xi Jinping says Ukraine war has shown the extreme importance of food security

Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned that lessons must be learned from the food market turbulence caused by the Ukraine war, saying agriculture is a ‘national security issue of extreme importance’.

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China Dynamics in Focus, While U S Supreme Court Considers Scope of the Clean Water Act

Bloomberg writer Jinglu Gu reported yesterday that, "China has curbed exports of corn starch in a signal that the world’s biggest corn importer is likely worried about local supplies."

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First Warning Sign in the Global Commodity Boom Flashes in China

(Bloomberg) One pillar of this year’s blistering commodities rally Chinese demand may be teetering. Beijing aced its economic recovery from the pandemic largely via an expansion in credit and a state-aided construction boom that sucked in raw materials from across the planet. Already the world’s biggest consumer, China spent $150 billion on crude oil, iron ore and copper ore alone in the first four months of 2021. Resurgent demand and rising prices mean that’s $36 billion more than the same period last year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or First Warning Sign in the Global Commodity Boom Flashes in China Back to video

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