The 12.5 pro Russian wheat has moved up about $3 in the past two weeks, but it remains the cheapest origin by far for this quality. As a result, buyers from one specfic region are switching from a different origin. Milling Wheat The 12.5 pro Russian wheat has moved up about $3 in the past two weeks, but it remains the cheapest origin by far for this quality. The demand for it at current prices is growing from both traditional and non-traditional destinations with many Asian buyers switching from Australian origin due to the recent rally of its prices. Although the Russian wheat price doesn’t need to drop to find additional demand, the record high crop and stocks in Russia will continue weighing on the domestic market there until at least...