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Price gap between Russian wheat grades to stay high as protein drops

Poor weather over parts of Russia's main producing regions is likely to mean that the supply of higher protein wheat will remain in relatively tight supply - supporting an increased price gap between quality milling wheats and lower quality grades, ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [26]

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Black Sea wheat price surges as dry weather slashes crop outlooks

Black Sea wheat prices surged on Thursday amid another raft of production downgrades for Russian wheat by local analytical agencies, as hot, dry conditions hit yields across key producing regions.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [21]

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Negative trading margins ensure that Russian loading discounts persist

Loading discounts in Russia’s deepwater ports are expected to remain in place as terminal owners try to attract grain exporters that are struggling with negative margins, an analyst said Tuesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [101]

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On September 5, 2019 took place anniversary XXV International Conference “Black Sea Grain  and Oilseeds 2019/20” in the hotel “Azimut Moscow Olympic”

More than 250 representatives from 18 of the world took part in the event including Russian Federation, Bulgaria, the Great Britain, Denmark, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine, Finland, France, Switzerland, ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (IKAR)   [117]

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Dry weather leaves erodes expectations of bumper Volga crop

Concerns over reduced grain production in Russia’s Volga region have continued to grow as...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [80]

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Wheat commentary: Cargo rejection fears push Matif lower

European futures were lower Wednesday as fears mounted that further French cargoes may be rejected by...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [66]

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Russian wheat exports remain on target despite small setback

Russian wheat exports remain 40% higher than at the same stage last year despite a smaller-than-usual volume of weekly exports, with just 582,000 mt of wheat loading in the week to April 11 taking, data from the ministry of agriculture showed Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (agricensus.com)   [88]