Milling Wheat The Black Sea market remains well supported due to increasing demand from the major destinations in North Africa, the Middle East and Asia. The Russian domestic market was firmer last week, and the ruble is up 1 percent week-over-week against the U.S. dollar. The market is closely monitoring the wave of arctic cold crossing parts of Russia, Ukraine, and the EU. The extreme cold will certainly create crop development risks in the regions not adequately covered with snow. However, the extent of the damage (winterkill) is difficult to assess at this stage.    The Egyptian GASC bought 120 KMT of Russian wheat last week at an average price of $223.50/MT CNF which was about $2/MT higher versus the previous tender. The c...