Black Sea trade disruptions have driven up global wheat prices, prompting Bangladesh to resume wheat purchases from India.
India has lifted its wheat export ban due to ample supplies, prompting Bangladesh to resume wheat purchases from its western neighbor, as global wheat prices surge amid Black Sea trade disruptions.
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