Wheat continues to rise in price

Published 2020년 7월 20일

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Sovekon analytical center forecasts that Russia's grain exports in July will be around 3.2-3.3 million tons, with 2.2-2.4 million tons being wheat. This is a significant decrease from previous months due to cautious traders and delayed plans for a new harvest. The export potential in July is estimated to be 3.3-3.5 million tons, with wheat making up 2.7-2.8 million tons. The Ministry of Agriculture reports that as of July 20, over 10 million hectares of cereals and legumes have been threshed, yielding a total of 33.4 million tons of grain. Prices for Russian wheat have increased by $ 7 to $ 210 / t (FOB) from July 9 to 16.
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According to the forecast of the Sovekon analytical center, 3.2-3.3 million tons of grain will be exported in July, including 2.2-2.4 million tons of wheat. This is significantly less than in the last and the year before last, director of the center Andrey Sizov told Agroinvestor. Although the pace of export is accelerating now, it is still relatively sluggish, which is primarily due to the caution of traders. “The grain that is being exported now was on sale a month ago, and then there were still not entirely clear plans for a new harvest,” Sizov explains. - Another reason is that exporters did not want to get into an unpleasant situation, like a year ago, when large volumes were contracted in advance, and farmers of the southern regions were in no hurry to sell grain. As a result, the contracts "burned", and in order not to pay large fines, traders bought grain at very high prices and, as a result, worked at a loss. " This time exporters tried to contract in the volumes that the ...
Source: AgroInvestor

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