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The next food crisis?, 21 Nov 2008

Low prices set the stage for grain supply shortages as early as the 2009/10 crop year

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Hurdles in equipment supply mean power shortages will persist

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Faced with a spreading global recession, China is taking initiatives to sustain growth

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Supply lags will cushion the price decline

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Restructuring-driven investment will support growth, and the strong will become stronger

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Neither falling oil prices nor the fundamentals support an extended sell-off in natural rubber

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China responds to global slowdown by stepping up export sector restructuring

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A closer look at industrial profitability shows rising domestic demand; export growth and increased pricing power will sustain growth

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The longer-term trend is for higher agricultural prices, but sharp price declines for wheat and rice are in store

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India’s private sector-led projects offer the best opportunities

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China's new anti-inflation strategy is intensifying upward pressures on the yuan

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Lacking effective monetary policies, Russia’s inflation is set to worsen

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The end of China's bubble is coming, but it's still some time off

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Global inflation is re-emerging, driven by the economic impact of China and other BRICs on global supply chains

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