shortage.life · last_sync · 2026-09-11 00:00:00 UTCbuild 2215125 · node v22.22.2

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shortage.life
brussels
● online · 8 sources

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$ shortage author show s-iyer
> 1 briefings on file
> South Asian agriculture & fertilizer
> /editorial-standards

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BRENT     $105.4/b ▼
TTF       €81.97/MWh ▲
OPEC_ORB  $108.8/b ●
SPR_US    286.6 Mb ▼
FAO_FFPI  133.3 ▲
revalidate 15mUTC 00:00:00
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BRENT$105.35▼3.95%TTF€81.97▲3.80%HH$2.82▼0.70%SPR_US286.6 Mb14.7dEU_GAS69.9%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI133.3▲1.9%WHT$7.34/bu▼0.98%BRENT$105.35▼3.95%TTF€81.97▲3.80%HH$2.82▼0.70%SPR_US286.6 Mb14.7dEU_GAS69.9%18c avgOPEC_ORB$108.79● flatFAO_FFPI133.3▲1.9%WHT$7.34/bu▼0.98%
← Authors

S. Iyer

South Asian agriculture & fertilizer

Beat byline covering Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi agriculture, the South Asian fertilizer balance (urea, DAP, MOP), and the monsoon-cereal arithmetic.

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

Areas of coverage

UreaDAP fertilizerIndian monsoonSouth Asian agricultureFertilizer subsidy schemes

Published briefings (1)

  1. 2026-05-09Urea above $375 a tonne: the pre-monsoon arithmetic for South Asian agriculture.data · 7m