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Crop Prices Drop as Hormuz Reopening Would Ease Farm Input Shock
Crop prices have dropped following the potential reopening of Hormuz, which is expected to alleviate the farm input shock. The development suggests reduced pressure on agricultural input costs due to improved supply conditions.
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