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The ISO has lowered its forecast for the global sugar surplus to 1.218 million tonnes in the 2025/26 season.
The International Sugar Organization (ISO) revised down the global sugar surplus due to slower-than-expected production recovery in India and Thailand, while consumption increased slightly.
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World oil price trends in September 2025 and market forecast for October.
The global crude oil market experienced alternating periods of increases and decreases in September 2025 due to pressure from abundant OPEC+ supply facing weakening demand in various economies...
Heavy rains caused landslides and disrupted transportation in Chieu Luu commune.
Heavy rains from the night of July 5th and 6th caused numerous landslides and flooding on several roads in Chieu Luu commune, a mountainous area in Nghe An province.
A teacher in a remote area returns a large sum of money to the person who lost it.
On his way home, teacher Xong Ba De – a teacher at Bao Thang Ethnic Boarding Primary and Secondary School (Ky Son district) – found nearly 14 million VND and returned it to the person who had given it to him...
Danger lurks on the road leading to Bao Thang commune (Ky Son district) after the floods.
The road from Chieu Luu commune to Bao Thang commune is currently the most dangerous route in Ky Son district following the recent floods.
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