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03 August 2022 – World Analysis

Black Sea Regional Analysis

By WPI Staff for Ag Perspectives

Russian Grain Markets: 25 – 29 July 2022 Russia’s harvesting campaign continues. The latest forecast for wheat production in Russia is 90 MMT. Wheat exports are expected to beat all previous records and may exceed 42.5 MMT with overall grain exports estimated at 55.4 MMT. However, milling wheat quality this season leaves much to be desired and 12.5 percent protein is hard to get. It is expected that high protein wheat will be in demand and Russia will come up short while 11.5 percent will be readily available. The key factors on the Russian grain market remain unchanged. Although the blockade of Ukrainian Black Sea ports is beneficial for Russia as it remains the largest and the only trader of wheat in the region, Russia signe...

TAGS – Feed Grains, Soy & Oilseeds, Wheat, Black Sea, Russia
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