As it is, everything is pricier due to hormuz being choked, but further stoppages will directly impact food prices (not just through the increased cost of transportation) if fertiliser availability for the window is affected (although I remain unconvinced that even if the war stopped today, everything can continue as it was without any hiccups).
I don't see why there should even be any optimism for the market to be in the green, because the war ending is not a guarantee.
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