Both the Russian and Ukrainian wheat crops are developing under generally favorable conditions, and most analysts estimate that the combined 2014/15 surplus from both countries will remain essentially unchanged from 2013/14. Milling Wheat The Black Sea market was still under pressure last week, and the major trading houses are selling aggressively to African, Middle-Eastern and Asian destinations as they expect it to fall much lower during the harvest period. Both the Russian and Ukrainian crops are developing under generally favorable conditions. Despite some concerns about the drought in the Volga Valley, most analysts estimate that the combined 2014/15 surplus from both countries will remain essentially unchanged from 2013/14. The big...