Are the attacks on grain ships in the Black Sea stopping?

In brief: • A moratorium is being prepared between Russia and Ukraine on attacks on ships in the Black Sea • Turkey resumes trade with the Black Sea region The grain market recorded a slight increase on both sides of the ocean. Wheat and corn prices in Paris rose, reflecting Turkey's announced changes to the rules for importing wheat and corn. We recall that a few days ago Turkey also announced a new quota for corn imports of one million tons. According to experts, this change opens the prospect of a return to trade between Turkey and the Black Sea, and in particular with Russian origin. Wheat futures in Chicago also rose in the middle of the week, stimulated by slow exports from Russia and potential damage to the US crop. Dealers said the current slow pace of Russian wheat exports is due more to the strong ruble and adverse weather conditions at ports than to the conflict in the Black Sea region, so there is apparently little impact from the news that Russian President ...