From Barchart:

1. Grain prices have remained stagnant amidst concerns over China’s decreasing population. This trend has caused uncertainty within the grain market, as China is a major importer of agricultural commodities. The impact of this population decline on global food demand and trade remains to be seen.

2. China’s population has recorded a decrease for the first time in decades, with a new census showing a drop of 5.38% from the previous count. The aging population and declining birth rates are expected to have significant consequences for the country’s economy and social structure. Experts are closely monitoring the implications this demographic shift may have on future global trade patterns and food demand.



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