Milling Wheat The Black Sea market continued to be about unchanged last week. Domestic prices in Russia increased $1-4 in the main production regions. A bottom has clearly been formed. However, the remaining surplus is record high for this time of year, and the upside potential is rather limited. If the Russian wheat price goes up $5-10 versus other origins, a significant volume of world demand would shift to France, Argentina, Northern Europe and the U.S. Russia’s balance sheet cannot afford that. It has exported close to 20 MMT in the first half the campaign, and another 15 MMT will be required during the second half if stocks are to be brought down to a manageable level before the new crop arrives. The EU exported only 156,000 MT...