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americans say economic conditions are poor and the government is not doing enough to fight inflation. cnn white house correspondent mj lee is with us now, so, mj, in addition to this meeting, what else is the white house planning? >> well, as you both know, it has not been easy for president biden to remain focused consistently on economic issues, particularly inflation, obviously, the first few months of the year, we saw the president be completely consumed on what was happening in uk...

talk. >> [speaking spanish] >> joining me now is sam brock in uvalde with the latest on the shooting. also -- hes in houston where the show must go on for the nra. first use them, its very hard to watch, to hear, and process what happened there. then we learned of the injured children calling 9-1-1 for help. didnt get there in time. it all feels impossible and we are not even there. here in the studio. but you there on scene? what are you learning sam? >> well certainly its gut wrenchi...

Russian attacks on infrastructure, in particular targeting the port, may result in reducing Ukrainian grain export to 5 million tons instead of the expected 8 million tons in April, Interfax-Ukraine reported with reference to its own source in the grain market, who wished to remain anonymous.

Ukraine has managed to boost its Black Sea grain exports to a level not seen since before Russia's invasion, although the Red Sea shipping crisis poses a new ch...

Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says Moscow transferred 50,000 tons of wheat, 22,000 tons of fertilizers to Mali in 4 shipments

The rate of agricultural exports via the Black Sea grain corridor has almost returned to pre-war levels, and the cost of cargo insurance has fallen significantly. Source: Leonid Kozachenko, President of the Ukrainian Agrarian Confederation (UAC), on Ukrainian Radio Details: Kozachenko recalled that before the full-scale invasion started, the Black Sea terminals were the main route for grain supplies for export.

Turkiye has remained the main importer of Russian grain and wheat in the first half of the 2023-2024 season, which starts on July 1, 2023, and ends on June 30, 2024, the Russian Union of Grain Exporters said Tuesday.

Ukraine's efforts to revive sea exports in defiance of Russia's military blockade have given a glimmer of hope to a teetering farm sector in which loss-making producers are abandoning some land in one of the world's biggest grain belts. With no end in sight to the war with Russia, access to the Black Sea is critical if Ukraine is to preserve an agricultural industry that was the fourth-largest grain supplier globally before the conflict and in value terms accounted for half of Uk...

The UK has stated that following their intelligence information, Russia intends to install sea mines in the path of civilian vessels carrying Ukrainian grain for export. Source: statement by the UK Foreign Office Details: Evidence published on 4 October suggested that Russia may continue to target civilian shipping in the Black Sea, including laying sea mines on the approaches to Ukrainian ports.

Brian Irey, grain trading expert and Crossroads Coop regional manager.