shortage.life · last_sync · 2026-05-26 03:42:24 UTCbuild 20260525 · node v22.22.2

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$ shortage author show a-petrov
> 1 briefings on file
> Cereal markets & Black Sea corridor analyst
> /editorial-standards

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BRENT     $94.99/b ▼
TTF       €48.68/MWh ●
OPEC_ORB  n/a
SPR_US    374.2 Mb ●
FAO_FFPI  130.7 ▲
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BRENT$95.09▼0.41%TTF€48.68● 0.0%HH$3.06● 0.0%SPR_US374.2 Mb19.2dEU_GAS38.2%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.7▲1.6%WHT$6.39/bu● 0.0%BRENT$95.09▼0.41%TTF€48.68● 0.0%HH$3.06● 0.0%SPR_US374.2 Mb19.2dEU_GAS38.2%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI130.7▲1.6%WHT$6.39/bu● 0.0%
← Authors

A. Petrov

Cereal markets & Black Sea corridor analyst

Beat byline covering global cereal trade, the Black Sea grain corridor, Russian and Ukrainian export dynamics, and the GASC tender flow.

[disclosure] Editorial pseudonym grouping output by beat — disclosed on /editorial-standards. Editorial responsibility sits with CryptaGuard BV.

Areas of coverage

Wheat exportsBlack Sea grain corridorUSDA WASDEGASC tendersRussian agricultureUkrainian agriculture

Published briefings (1)

  1. 2026-05-12Black Sea grain corridor: three trigger pathways for a Q3 disruption.scenario · 9m