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Europe’s €3.2 billion grain loss: What it means for India’s food inflation outlook

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  • Europe’s grain harvest fell by 16.7 million tonnes after a record-hot, drought-hit summer
  • Estimated losses from the harvest setback are €3.2 billion
  • Higher global grain prices could pressure Indian food inflation and cereal-sector companies

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