RISKS OF DISRUPTION OF GLOBAL AGRICULTURE 2/3

25 Mar

RISKS OF DISRUPTION OF GLOBAL AGRICULTURE 2/3

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Fertilizers are frequently misperceived as secondary raw materials, yet they serve as the essential upstream component for all global agricultural production. A single ton of fertilizer trapped behind a naval blockade represents more than a price spike; it signifies a physical void during critical planting windows. Unlike energy, where renewables or alternative importers can offer a degree of substitution, there is no immediate chemical alternative for nitrogen in modern high-yield farming.

Key Points

Global fertilizer market held hostage by the Strait of Hormuz
Significant asymmetry in dependencies (energy vs. fertilizers)
Vulnerability of fertilizer supplies
Structure of the global supply chain
Pre-crisis overview (2025 – early 2026)
The 2026 shock: contagion mechanisms
Toward a reshaping of production chains
Stock market behavior and macroeconomic risks
Forecasts and risks for the 2026 harvests
Inevitable return of inflation in H2

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