Russian Grain Markets: 9–13 March 2026 Russia’s grain market turned firmer in the second week of March, led by stronger price action in Asian Russia, where domestic values continue adjusting higher toward neighboring Kazakh levels. By contrast, European Russia and the Black Sea remained relatively stable. Ukraine’s grain market remained broadly resilient, but the focus is shifting toward late-season balance-sheet pressure. Export pace continues to lag last year, freight is absorbing more of the destination premium, and rising carryover risk is becoming the central market story. In oilseeds, both Russian and Ukrainian sunflower oil markets found support from stronger crude oil and broader vegetable oil strength, although ma...