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A country is facing agricultural challenges due to a weak monsoon forecast, coupled with rising international costs for inputs like urea and LNG, leading to government price controls and subsidy outgo.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 27
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A country is facing agricultural challenges due to a weak monsoon forecast, coupled with rising international costs for inputs like urea and LNG, leading to government price controls and subsidy outgo.

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  1. Icrier estimates future fertilizer subsidy outgo, noting that higher ammonia prices increase the subsidy burden.Sub-event
  2. Bangladesh proposes discounted urea supply to meet domestic agricultural demand.Sub-event
  3. Government intervenes to manage domestic pump prices amid global cost hikes and poor harvest outlook.1 source

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