Russian Agricultural Lobby Chief says they do not have any spare capacity to produce more fertiliser at this point in time

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The Russian Agricultural Lobby Chief's statement highlights a critical supply constraint in fertilizer production, which could exacerbate global food inflation and impact agricultural output. This situation adds geopolitical tension to markets, especially in Europe, where dependency on Russian exports is high, possibly affecting commodity prices like food and energy. Traders should monitor potential ripple effects in related currencies and commodities stemming from this supply issue.

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