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Narasimhan @ about 1 year ago Owner at Krish Systems

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You have a great point. Unfortunately we do not have a single market regulator nor co-ordinated effort from statesmen heading nations who will avoid reheating of prices as they creep from one to another commodity and market. Seeing these upheavals in the market, I am reminded of earth quakes, climate changes, volcanoes and torrential rains that mellowed the earth to the present shape where we can live. May be it will a long time to live peacefully without the bother of these soiled profits.

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Kaden1234 @ about 1 year ago

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The POPE may visit OPEC next to ask for a reduction in corn growing incentives.

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Vtcastle @ about 1 year ago

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How would growing less corn be advantageous? The fact that corn based ethanol is reducing supplies normally used for food, doesn't relate to OPEC. Ethanol and crude oil are far different things my friend.