Agricultural costs rise sharply as Middle East tensions drive commodity price escalation.
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Egyptian farmers are facing severe economic pressure from rising input costs driven by Middle East geopolitical tensions, according to Yahoo Finance UK.
The Iran conflict has triggered commodity price surges affecting agricultural operations across Egypt. Farmers report margin compression on staple crops as fuel, fertiliser and feed costs climb. The price pressures threaten food security in a nation heavily dependent on agricultural production and imports.