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"Starbucks set to raise prices next week"

This article explains mainly about how Starbucks is slowly but surely increasing their coffee prices. Starbucks has increased their prices over the last four years by 5 to 20 cents. That may not seem like a lot however, this little change adds up. And as a result, Starbucks global sales increased by 6%. Because there is a very high demand for specifically Starbucks coffee, the supplies for coffee become more and more limited. Hence the increasing costs on select beverages. Therefore the supply decreases.

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"Oil prices rise as Global stock Markets surge"

The main point from this article states that the Brexit is affecting the oil prices in some type of way. Now, because the U.K. is indecisive about how they want to leave the E.U. or stay, it affected the U.S. dollar to be weakened by 0.6%. This number may not seem like it is not that much of a difference; however, it does make the oil prices higher by making trading cheaper with non U.S. currency. The problem in this article is that the rising dollar and demand for oil, if the U.K. was to leave the E.U., would be affected in a negative way. This whole article is stating that this could result into an increase of demand if these events were to happen

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"Helium Prices Balloon as Supplies run out"

Throughout the article the main issue that is brought about is the helium shortage. The article explains that the global production of Helium has fallen in the U.S. due to the supply disruptions from the leading importer of Helium, Japan. Not to mention the demand in China and India for Helium has greatly affected the supply shortage as well. Now, because there is less supply, the price of helium is increasing as well as projected to increase further into the future.

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"Wheat Hits Record as Global Demand Depletes Supply"

What is said in the title is said in the article itself. To go into greater detail however, the natural supplies are lower than usual  (wheat). And at the same time it isn't even helping as there is an even greater demand for those supplies. This causes a problem that results for wheat to increase in price. The wheat not only causes an increase in demand but it also continues to deplete the supply. Since wheat is a necessity for most developing countries there will be some type of demand for the item. Yet, if it becomes scarce, then the demand increases even more.