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Agricultural exchanges: a matter of sovereignty for emerging and developing economies
22 June 2025
More and more emerging and developing countries are attempting to develop new agricultural exchanges (e.g. India, Brazil, China, Ethiopia, Nigeria), driven by trade and food sovereignty strategies. However, the success of such initiatives depends on many factors, such as the level of infrastructure, banking confidence and the regulatory framework.
Global rice market: recent return to normalcy threatened by heightened tensions between Pakistan and India?
11 May 2025
After two years of export restrictions, India lifted its embargo and allowed rice prices to return to normal. These disruptions highlighted the food vulnerabilities of certain countries. Part of their food security was ensured by exemptions and compensation from other exporters, such as Pakistan, Vietnam, and Thailand.
Four years of disruptions have profoundly reshuffled the fertilizer market
25 March 2025
The fertilizer market is emerging from four years of crisis. As prices return to historic levels, Russia has strengthened its position as leading exporter, to the detriment of Europe, while China is focusing on its domestic market. New players are emerging, such as Saudi Arabia, now hot on Morocco’s heels, and Laos, a future potash giant.
The race for strategic minerals: toward a reconfiguration of supply chains?
12 March 2025
So-called “strategic” minerals, essential to the energy and digital transition, are today at the heart of a supply chain largely dominated by China. Faced with China, Western countries are trying to redefine their supply chains, and mining countries are trying to move up the value chain by developing local refining capacities.
Nuclear energy’s revival is still modest outside of China
21 October 2024
Thirteen years after Fukushima, nuclear power is rising again: from Japan to the United States, closed power plants reopen, and the pipeline of new reactor projects is growing. Outside China, however, this revival remains timid, and the industry is confronted to the unprecedented growth of renewables.