Farm ministers agree to study system to monitor price volatility

Farm ministers agree to study system to monitor price volatility

CISON DI VALMARINO, Italy - Agriculture ministers from the Group of Eight major nations meet the press after their talks in Italy on April 20. The ministers agreed to study the creation of a system to monitor whether prices of agricultural products are volatile as a result of speculative trading. (Kyodo)

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