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1301.

Russian Wheat Prices Down On Weaker Rouble, Global Benchmarks

Russian export prices for wheat fell further last week as the rouble fell further and global benchmarks weakened, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [174]

1302.

Russia aiming for steady grain crop in 2016

Moscow | Reuters –– Russia, one of the world’s largest wheat exporters, is aiming for an unchanged grain harvest in 2016 compared with the current year, the agriculture ministry said Tuesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [127]

1303.

Ros Agro Sees Russian Beet-Sugar Output 5.3 Million Tons or Less

(Bloomberg) -- Russian beet sugar output won’t exceed 5.3 million metric tons a year as that level, along with imports of the refined commodity from Belarus, will be sufficient to meet domestic demand, according to the head of one of the nation’s ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [172]

1304.

Russian wheat prices fall on weaker rouble

MOSCOW - Russian wheat export prices fell last week due to the rouble weakening against the dollar by 3 percent, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AGweek.com)   [102]

1305.

EU Wheat Facing Tougher Competition as Black Sea Prices Decline

European wheat is losing its competitive edge over Black Sea supplies once again.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [118]

1306.

Russia's beef market shaken by trade hit

That's according to several reports from meat analysis agencies in the country.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (GlobalMeatNews.com)   [143]

1307.

Russian wheat prices down with lower crop risks, freight rates rise

MOSCOW - Russian export prices for wheat fell last week due to larger supplies from the current crop and fewer risks for the next year's crop, analysts said on Monday, adding that freight rates in the Azov Sea rose.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AGWEEK.com)   [122]

1308.

Russia closer to self-sufficiency in sugar, imports slide

MOSCOW/LONDON - Russia, once the world's biggest raw sugar importer, will slash its imports by more than expected in 2015/16 after a bumper beet harvest, moving the country closer to self-sufficiency.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [177]

1309.

Russian Beet-Sugar Production May Reach Record High This Season

(Bloomberg) --Russia may produce more beet sugar this season than ever before, sharply reducing the need for imports, according to the domestic industry group.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [169]

1310.

Turkish Wheat Buyers May Turn To EU If Russian Trade Slows

If Turkey’s flow of wheat from Russia runs dry, it will have plenty of other exporters to choose from.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [189]

1311.

Since When Did Putin Want to Save the Planet?

Vladimir Putin’s just promoted himself as global leader in the war against climate change. Yesterday, he thought global warming was a myth.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (TheDailyBeast.com)   [116]

1312.

Introducing new speakers, exhibitors and sponsors VII-th International agricultural conference WHERE the MARGIN is 2016

We continue successful preparation of the Conference.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [184]

1313.

CIS Sugar Market 2016

The International Sugar Organization and Eurasian Sugar Association together with will hold the Fifth joint conference “CIS Sugar Market 2016” in Moscow at the Radisson Slavyanskaya Hotel on March 17th, 2016.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [180]

1314.

Between the cow and the palm-tree — Russia’s new cheese market has trouble growing as fast as consumers want

For Russians to eat as much cheese as they want, there aren’t enough cows in Russia, and too many palm trees in Malaysia. The impact of year-old sanctions in cutting off the flow of imported cheese from Russia’s suppliers in Europe is to stimulate ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (johnhelmer.net)   [126]

1315.

Russian wheat broadly flat after rouble fall, benchmarks rise

MOSCOW - Russian wheat export prices were broadly flat last week amid a weakening rouble and a rise in global benchmark prices, analysts and a trader said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AGWEEK.com)   [130]

1316.

Russian wheat export prices down after lost Egyptian tender

MOSCOW: Russia's wheat export prices fell last week after it lost a tender to supply Egypt's state grain buyer, the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), to Romanian, Polish and French competition, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [122]

1317.

Russian wheat prices broadly flat after state export tax cut

MOSCOW, Oct 5 (Reuters) – Russian export prices for wheat were broadly flat last week after the government agreed to cut its export tax from Oct. 1, making Russia’s output more competitive on the global market, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [136]

1318.

Russian wheat prices broadly flat, supported by export demand

MOSCOW - Russian wheat prices were broadly flat last week, supported by high export demand after a cut in taxes on foreign sales, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AGWEEK.com)   [143]

1319.

IKAR invites 11 February in Moscow at the VII International agrarian conference WHERE THE MARGIN 2016

The Conference "Where the margin is 2016" will be held on February 11, 2016, in the Radisson Slavianskaya Hotel in Moscow.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [220]

1320.

Dry weather affects Russian winter grains sowing

MOSCOW, Oct. 20 (Reuters) – Russian farmers have delayed winter grain sowing due to dry weather in several regions, analysts and traders said on Tuesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [165]

1321.

Russia: Orange prices increase by more than half in a year

Prices of oranges over the course of a year increased by 57.4% - the cost in September exceeded €1.43 per kilo, according to data from Rosstat. The prices for apples, pears and bananas increased by about a third.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (RBC.ru)   [133]

1322.

Russian wheat prices boosted by stronger rouble, global benchmarks

MOSCOW: Russian wheat export prices jumped last week, supported by higher global benchmark grain prices and a stronger rouble, analysts said on Monday. Prices have been also supported by a downgrade in forecasts for Russia's 2015 grain crop to 100 ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [181]

1323.

Wheat Importers Stock Up on Cheap Grain as Dry Weather Looms

The wheat market is seeing a flurry of business, signaling buyers may be locking in supplies as concerns develop about Russia’s next crop.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg News)   [175]

1324.

International Agricultural Conference Where The Margin Is 2016

11 February, Moscow - IKAR invites to International Agricultural Conference Where The Margin Is 2016.

Section: Корпоративные новости   [103]

1325.

Russian wheat prices broadly flat after state export tax cut

MOSCOW, Oct 5 (Reuters) – Russian export prices for wheat were broadly flat last week after the government agreed to cut its export tax from Oct. 1, making Russia’s output more competitive on the global market, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [167]

1326.

Paris Wheat Rises to 7-Week High on Dry Weather, Algerian Tender

Milling wheat jumped to the highest in more than seven weeks in Paris as dry weather threatens crops in the Black Sea region and Algeria, the world’s third-largest importer, issued a tender to buy the grain.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [145]

1327.

Russian wheat prices up, track global benchmarks

Russian export and domestic wheat prices rose last week thanks to an increase in global benchmarks, a stronger rouble and an expectation that the government would approve a wheat export tax cut, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [180]

1328.

Wheat glut erodes US exports as cheap Russian grain wins buyers

Oil isn't the only commodity where the largest producers are fighting for market share in a world awash with supply.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg News)   [130]

1329.

Dry weather threatens 2016 grain crops in Ukraine and Russia

KIEV/MOSCOW – Dry weather is threatening the 2016 grain harvests in Ukraine and Russia, both major Black Sea wheat exporters which are currently planting winter crops, analysts and forecasters say.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [142]

1330.

Thirsty Wheat Fields in Russia Delay Planting for Winter Crop

The next Black Sea wheat crop is getting off to a rough start as dry weather forces farmers to delay sowing seeds.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AgWeb.com)   [166]

1331.

Russian farm lobby says crop reports artificially high

Moscow | Reuters — Russian regional officials are pressuring farmers to report more grain crop than they actually harvest this year, the head of farmers’ lobby the Grain Union said on Tuesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [135]

1332.

Grain union sees official grain crop at over 100 million tonnes

MOSCOW, Russia (Reuters) — Russian regional officials are pressuring farmers to report more grain crop than they actually harvest this year, the head of farmers’ lobby Grain Union said today.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [193]

1333.

Russian wheat prices little changed

Russian wheat export prices were little changed last week ahead of a government decision on whether to reduce a floating export tax introduced on July 1, analysts said on Monday. Industry players widely expect the government to reduce the tax, which ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [161]

1334.

Russian wheat prices flat ahead of state decision on export tax

MOSCOW - Russian wheat export prices were little changed last week ahead of a government decision on whether to reduce a floating export tax introduced on July 1, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AGWEEK.com)   [145]

1335.

GM legislation to change Russian feed market

At the end of last year, Russia officially allowed the 
cultivation of genetically modified crops with their further use in feed and food production. As expected, there are 
proponents and opponents.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (AllAboutFeed.net)   [780]

1336.

Trade debating US weather; Beans closed lower

Soycomplex

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Farminguk.com)   [175]

1337.

PM markets: ags rise amid short-covering ahead of key report

Agricultural commodity investors were, broadly, in buying mood, despite the soft Chinese trade data, which implied further concerns about demand for raw materials in a huge importer of many.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [148]

1338.

Wheat Glut Erodes U.S. Exports as Cheap Russia Grain Wins Buyers

Oil isn’t the only commodity where the largest producers are fighting for market share in a world awash with supply.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [226]

1339.

Russia affected by wheat export tax

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, U.S. — Russian Farmers are reaping one of their biggest harvests. On top of that, a slump in the ruble that’s hurting domestic businesses should be a boon for exports as many costs shrink in dollar terms, Bloomberg reported ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (World-grain.com)   [166]

1340.

Putin Wheat Tax Stems Ruble-Led Export Boom Amid Bumper Crop

The sun is shining and Russian wheat exporters should be making hay.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [144]

1341.

MR BEAN GOES TO THE US, PARAGUAY, BRAZIL TOO – RUSSIAN SOYBEAN SECTOR TO CHALLENGE AMERICAN IMPORT SUPREMACY

The soybean is an edible legume native to East Asia. For Russians that means it’s a native of Siberia. Eighteen months ago, President Vladimir Putin declared Russian soybeans to be the best in the world. MR BEAN GOES TO THE US, PARAGUAY, BRAZIL ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (johnhelmer.net)   [112]

1342.

XXI Annual International Conference

10 September, Moscow - IKAR invites to XXI Annual International Conference "Black Sea Grain and Oilseeds 2015/16"

Section: Корпоративные новости   [68]

1343.

Very good US corn yields on the cards; spring wheat ratings cut

Beans, meal and oil all closed lower to start the week. Whilst July is usually the key yield determining month for corn, for beans it's August. The US crop therefore isn't "home and hosed" yet, but the weather outlook through to the middle of the ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Farminguk.com)   [166]

1344.

SovEcon lifts Russian wheat forecast

SovEcon upgraded its forecast for Russian wheat production by 1.5m tonnes, as a spell of dry weather allows harvesting to pick up pace.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [166]

1345.

Russian July Wheat Exports Seen at Six-Year Low Due to Rains

Russian wheat exports in July were probably the smallest for that month since 2009 after rains delayed harvesting near Black Sea ports and a new tax took effect.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [207]

1346.

Fears over levy hit to Russia wheat exports 'appear accurate'

Traders' concerns over the dent to Russian grain shipments from an export levy have "appeared accurate", US farm officials said, even amid talk of Moscow adding further red tape to the tariff regime.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Agrimoney.com)   [195]

1347.

GRAINS-Soybeans, corn edge up after U.S. crop conditions weaken

* Soybean planting behind 5-year average * Wheat, corn rebound after sharp losses overnight

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [168]

1348.

Delayed harvest supports Russian wheat prices

MOSCOW, July 9 (Reuters) - Russian wheat export prices rose further last week, supported by delayed harvesting, the rouble strengthening and an increase in global prices, analysts said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [171]

1349.

US MIDDAY: soya moves up

Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures rose on Tuesday, supported by the US Agriculture Department's cut to crop ratings and its report showing planting has fallen behind the typical pace, traders said. Corn and wheat futures rose too, edging ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [122]

1350.

New Russian wheat tax puts exporters, traders on edge

MOSCOW, May 29 (Reuters) - Russia approved the launch of a new wheat export tax from July 1, which traders say could threaten profits on advance contracts for the new crop if the rouble weakens in coming months.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [166]