Russian agricultural transport companies have increased their wheat exports for November to 5.5 million tons.

Based on shipping statistics, the wheat export volume for December is estimated at 4.3 million tons, slightly higher than the five-year average of 4.0 million tons. Despite strong exports, domestic wheat prices remain stable or even slightly decrease. At deep-water ports, the road-to-port price for fourth-grade wheat with 12.5% protein dropped to 15,600–15,800 rubles/ton (excluding VAT), down by about 200 rubles from the previous week; the railway delivery price fell to 16,000 rubles/ton. Shallow-water port prices are lower, at 14,500–14,700 rubles/ton, with a weekly drop of 250 rubles. Prices in the southern regions remain at 13,900–14,500 rubles/ton, while in the Volga and central regions, they are stable at 12,000–12,500 rubles/ton. In contrast, fourth-grade wheat prices in Siberia have slightly increased to 9,200–10,500 rubles/ton. Weather conditions are becoming an important factor affecting future supply. For the next week, below-freezing temperatures will persist in most ...