The international press is taking note of the link between rising wheat prices here at home and the war in Ukraine this morning. Bloomberg explores what the rising price of grain imports on the back of stalled Black Sea supplies could mean for the government’s upcoming overhaul of the bread subsidy system, while the Financial Times passes by Egypt on a whistle-stop tour of how the war is pressuring commodities markets the world over.
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