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Ukrainian Air Force: Last night, Russia attacked multiple locations in Ukraine with 153 drones, of which 119 were shot down.

News Flash25-10 06:18From XTrend Speed
Ukrainian Air Force: Last night, Russia attacked multiple locations in Ukraine with 153 drones, of which 119 were shot down.

Russian Defense Ministry: Russian air defense forces destroyed 532 Ukrainian drones overnight.

News Flash25-10 06:09From XTrend Speed
Russian Defense Ministry: Russian air defense forces destroyed 532 Ukrainian drones overnight.

Russian officials say a Ukrainian drone attacked a car in the Belgorod region, killing one person and injuring another.

News Flash25-10 05:59From XTrend Speed
Russian officials say a Ukrainian drone attacked a car in the Belgorod region, killing one person and injuring another.

The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre reports that a 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Greece at a depth of 5.0 kilometers.

News Flash25-10 05:18From XTrend Speed
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre reports that a 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck southern Greece at a depth of 5.0 kilometers.

Nomura's report indicates that El Niño could lead to a decline in rice production in India, Thailand, and Vietnam. As a major rice importer, the Philippines faces the greatest risk. Asian rice export prices are rising. In October, the year-on-year export prices of white rice with a 5% broken rice content in Thailand and Vietnam surged to 36.9% and 11.4% respectively, compared to year-on-year decreases of 14.6% and 21.6% in January. The price of long-grain white rice with a 25% broken rice content in India has also increased, but the increase is smaller. From the supply side, lower-than-normal rainfall has led to a 3.5% year-on-year decrease in the summer rice planting area in India. With El Niño potentially intensifying into the first quarter of 2027, drought conditions could make it difficult for Thailand to replenish its reservoirs, thus limiting second-season rice production. Meanwhile, the Philippines has increased rice imports to compensate for domestic supply gaps, driving a recovery in demand. Rice is a staple food for Asian residents, and its price trends warrant close monitoring. In the 2025/26 season, only 11.3% of global rice production will enter the international trade market. Therefore, a domestic supply shortage in one country could have a ripple effect across the entire region. The Philippines faces the greatest risk because rice has the highest weighting in its Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket at 8.9%; furthermore, the Philippines is Asia's largest net importer of rice.

News Flash25-10 04:26From XTrend Speed
Nomura's report indicates that El Niño could lead to a decline in rice production in India, Thailand, and Vietnam. As a major rice importer, the Philippines faces the greatest risk. Asian rice export prices are rising. In October, the year-on-year export prices of white rice with a 5% broken rice content in Thailand and Vietnam surged to 36.9% and 11.4% respectively, compared to year-on-year decreases of 14.6% and 21.6% in January. The price of long-grain white rice with a 25% broken rice content in India has also increased, but the increase is smaller. From the supply side, lower-than-normal rainfall has led to a 3.5% year-on-year decrease in the summer rice planting area in India. With El Niño potentially intensifying into the first quarter of 2027, drought conditions could make it difficult for Thailand to replenish its reservoirs, thus limiting second-season rice production. Meanwhile, the Philippines has increased rice imports to compensate for domestic supply gaps, driving a recovery in demand. Rice is a staple food for Asian residents, and its price trends warrant close monitoring. In the 2025/26 season, only 11.3% of global rice production will enter the international trade market. Therefore, a domestic supply shortage in one country could have a ripple effect across the entire region. The Philippines faces the greatest risk because rice has the highest weighting in its Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket at 8.9%; furthermore, the Philippines is Asia's largest net importer of rice.

Alexei Likhachev, CEO of Rosatom: Russia has completed maintenance work on the Zaporizhia thermal power plant.

News Flash25-10 04:18From XTrend Speed
Alexei Likhachev, CEO of Rosatom: Russia has completed maintenance work on the Zaporizhia thermal power plant.