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Economy March 6, 2022 | 10:02 am

Russian war threatens to trigger the prices of strategic raw materials

Madrid The Russian-Ukrainian war threatens to shoot up the prices of raw materials, from the most basic ones, such as wheat or sunflower oil, to more sophisticated ones, such as palladium, key for a sector already in difficulties such as the automobile industry. Analysts consulted by Efe agree that, although one of the main problems of the Old Continent is its energy dependence on Russia, espe... Read more

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