U.S. plan to restore Russian fertilizer market funds Ukrainian death: Premier Moe
- The United States will restore Russia's access to agricultural and fertilizer exports to promote a ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia, according to a White House press briefing.
- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe criticized the U.S. plan as a move that 'funds Ukrainian death and suffering' due to expected market impacts on local agriculture.
- Agricultural stocks fell following the announcement, with some experts warning that lifting sanctions could lead to a flood of Russian potash in the market, affecting Canadian producers and local agriculture.
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Trump Gives Away Leverage With Russian Fertilizer Deal
Yesterday, the White House released a statement of outcomes of the United States and Russia Expert Groups On the Black Sea. Among them: “The United States will help restore Russia’s access to the world market for agricultural and fertilizer exports.” I was discussing this yesterday with Oleg Ustenko, a former top economic adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Ustenko sent me his key conclusions and gave me permission to publish them…


Saskatchewan premier says Trump has gone 'too far' with plan to lift sanctions on Russian goods, including potash
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said it was "disturbing" to see the U.S. help bring Russian fertilizer back into the global market.
U.S. Restores Russian Access To Fertilizer Exports: Could Sanctioned Oligarchs Benefit From Latest Push In Ceasefire Talks? - Mosaic (NYSE:MOS), Intrepid Potash (NYSE:IPI)
The United States has agreed to restore Russia's access to the world market for agricultural and fertilizer exports in the latest push for a full ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia. The news is dragging down several fertilizer stocks and could see Russian oligarchs who faced previous sanctions fighting back for control of their companies. What Happened: After Russia invaded Ukraine, sanctions were placed on Russian businesses and oli…
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