US embassy in Lithuania says the US has removed sanctions on three Belarusian potash companies, Belaruskali, Belaruisan Potash Company, and Agrorozkvit

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The removal of sanctions on three Belarusian potash companies signals a potential easing of geopolitical tensions and could impact global fertilizer supply dynamics. This may lead to lower potash prices, affecting agricultural margins and commodity currencies tied to agriculture. Traders should watch for market responses in related sectors and commodities as this development unfolds.

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