SINGAPORE/PARIS: Chicago grain and soybean futures rose on Thursday, supported by a surge in crude oil prices as the war in the Middle East continued to disrupt supply, traders and analysts said.

India faces a potential squeeze as the war in Iran threatens shipments of rice and other agricultural commodities.

--Wheat for May delivery rose 3% to $5.85 1/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade Thursday, leading grains higher on weather issues seen in U.S. while the Iran conflict drives the dollar and crude ...

As regional conflict intensifies and shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz face severe disruptions, India's rice ...

Brazilian farmers may be squeezed by the escalating conflict in the Middle East, according to analysts and ​trade data ...

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After three years of low grain prices and low profitability, the nation’s commodity groups share a common priority for the ...

Kevin Duling with KD Investors says if crude oil continues to climb the funds may buy grains as a hedge against inflation and there has been some of that showing up already.