Russian Grain Markets: 10–14 August 2026 The Russian grain market continued to weaken sharply during the second week of August as the Black Sea logistics situation deteriorated. Russia and Ukraine continued exchanging drone and ballistic attacks on seaports, infrastructure and commercial vessels. The disruption is putting significant pressure on Russian grain prices, particularly wheat, while reducing export revenue and hard-currency earnings. Russia’s Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, the country’s main grain export gateway, is no longer operating regularly. NKHP, NZT and KSK terminals have suspended operations, while Taman suspended regular activity in July. Russian Railways also stopped serving Novorossiysk deliveries and...