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After Bridge Attack, Russia Launches Missiles into Ukraine- Wheat Climbs, While Mississippi Logjam Eases - Vimarsana News

After Bridge Attack, Russia Launches Missiles into Ukraine- Wheat Climbs, While Mississippi Logjam Eases

Financial Times writers Roman Olearchyk, Mehul Srivastava, Max Seddon, and Christopher Miller reported today that, "Vladimir Putin has described Russia’s massive airstrikes on Ukraine, its most extensive since the early weeks of his seven-month invasion, as retaliation for the bombing of the bridge linking Russia to the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea."

Grain Shippers Facing Mississippi River Drought Race Against Winter - Vimarsana News

Grain Shippers Facing Mississippi River Drought Race Against Winter

By Joe Deaux, Michael Hirtzer and Kim Chipman (Bloomberg) — Shippers struggling to move grains and fertilizer along a dried-up Mississippi River are also racing to beat the start of winter...

Weekly Commentary: McAlvany Wealth Management Client Conference - Vimarsana News

Weekly Commentary: McAlvany Wealth Management Client Conference

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Mississippi River Drought Imperils Trade: Here's Why - Vimarsana News

Mississippi River Drought Imperils Trade: Here's Why

By Elizabeth Elkin, Will Wade and Michael Hirtzer (Bloomberg) — The Mississippi River is a vital US waterway that ferries key commodities between the heart of America and the Gulf Coast...

"Backups and Bottlenecks" on Mississippi, as World Food Prices Fell in September - Vimarsana News

"Backups and Bottlenecks" on Mississippi, as World Food Prices Fell in September

New York Times writer Jacey Fortin reported yesterday that, "Low water levels in the Mississippi River have snarled barge traffic along one of the nation’s busiest waterways this week and have threatened the drinking water supply in Plaquemines Parish, La., just southeast of New Orleans."