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Russia May Focus on Traditional Grain Buyers Amid Crop Issues

  • POST FROM 6 June 2024

Russia might reduce the range of its grain exports in the upcoming season because of crop problems, which could lead to a stronger focus on traditional markets. During the current season, Russia has been active in grain markets like Mexico, Indonesia, and Vietnam, which are usually dominated by other exporters.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/crop-woes-may-lead-russia-focus-traditional-grain-buyers-2024-06-06/

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