Milling Wheat The Black Sea market remained about unchanged last week. Domestic prices in Russia continue to rise in the south (close to the ports) while declining in Siberia and the Urals. USDA boosted its estimate for the Russian crop by 1 MMT to 82 MMT, but exports were left unchanged at 32.5 MMT. The EU exported only 10,000 MT last week, bringing the total to 5 MMT versus 7.7 MMT at the same time last year. That gap is widening every week, and it seems increasingly unlikely that the EU will achieve the same export number as last year. USDA is even projecting exports at 28.5 MMT, up 1.2 MMT from last year. With the weaker EUR and the break of the MATIF futures last week, EU wheat started to become competitive against Russian/Ukrainian...

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