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Russian President Putin said authorities will work to address low grain purchase prices, which are linked to logistics constraints, during a meeting with Tatarstan's head. Export prices for Russian wheat from Baltic ports fell to about $251-257/t in early November, and domestic prices are recovering but remain well below last year's levels.
Falling Russian export prices and logistics bottlenecks keep Black Sea wheat competitive, pressuring global wheat quotes, though government intervention could eventually support domestic farm prices.
ukr.netLatifundist.comNov 10, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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