Russian wheat prices have increased by 1-7 percent in a week, reaching 16.5 thousand rubles per ton, following a month of decline. The price rise is due to increased demand from exporters, feed producers, and producers looking to increase profits. However, the domestic market is facing high competition from Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, and the USA, which have had good harvests. As a result, Russian wheat export volumes are expected to be lower than last year, with an estimated 4-4.5 million tons expected to be shipped abroad this month.