Russian wheat export prices surged seven dollars to two hundred forty-one dollars per ton following Black Sea shipping halts, while Red Sea blockade threats pushed crude toward eighty-nine dollars a barrel despite U.S.-guided transit attempts in the Strait of Hormuz. Simultaneously, Chinese lithium futures dropped over four percent to five-month lows on long-term oversupply fears, Brazilian beef exports fell ten percent after exceeding China’s tariff-free quotas, and new U.S. aluminum tariff incentives aim to boost domestic smelting capacity.


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