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1801.

Russia Targets Asia With Cheapest Wheat After Putin’s Export Ban

By Maria Kolesnikova and Marina Sysoyeva

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [101]

1802.

Russia Fails to Win Back World

June 21 (Bloomberg) -- Egypt, the world's biggest wheat buyer, said it will exclude Russian grain from its tenders for now, a sign the exporter is failing to win back some customers after imposing a 10-month ban on shipments. Russia, once the ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [85]

1803.

Russian wheat offered in port, export outlook up

GELENDZHIK, Russia, June 8 (Reuters) - The Russian grain industry expects to make strong return to the export market in the coming crop season, with sentiment lifted by the prospects for a large harvest and sizeable stocks from earlier years.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [50]

1804.

Russian wheat inches toward world prices on ban end

MOSCOW, May 30 (Reuters) - The impending end to Russia's ban on grain exports, officially announced on Saturday, pushed domestic wheat prices higher last week as exporters positioned to resume shipments, analysts said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [55]

1805.

BLACK SEA GRAINS-Russia seen back as limited exporter this year

MOSCOW, May 25 (Reuters) - Russia is expected to recover from last year's drought and partially restore its position as a grain exporter, substituting some shipments from the United States and Europe, a leading Russian analyst said on Wednesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [48]

1806.

Russia Lifting Grain-Export Ban May Fail to Alleviate Shortage

May 30 (Bloomberg) -- Russia, once the world's second-biggest wheat exporter, will let a grain-export ban expire on July 1, a move that may fail to relieve a shortage caused by drought and flood damage to crops in Europe and the U.S.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [55]

1807.

Russia Lifts Grain-Export Ban as Drought, Floods Hit World Crop

May 30 (Bloomberg) -- Russia, once the world's second-biggest wheat exporter, will let a grain-export ban expire on July 1, increasing supply as drought and flooding threaten crops from Europe to the U.S.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [65]

1808.

Russia Grain Curbs Ending as Drought Wilts European Crops

May 28 (Bloomberg) -- Russia, once the world's second-biggest wheat exporter, plans to let a grain-export ban expire July 1 after almost a year, bolstering global supply as drought and flooding threatens crops from Europe to the U.S.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [51]

1809.

Ukraine Will Lift Grain-Shipment Curbs After Seven Months

May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Ukraine will lift grain-export curbs imposed seven months ago because of forecasts for a 15 percent increase in the harvest, potentially increasing supply as dry weather threatens crops across Europe and the U.S.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [53]

1810.

Russia Said to Study Letting Grain-Export Ban Expire in July

May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Russia's government is considering letting a ban on grain exports expire as scheduled July 1 because of forecasts for a surging harvest, according to two people with direct knowledge of the discussions.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [100]

1811.

Russian Grain Traders Prepare to Make Exports, SovEcon Says

May 20 (Bloomberg) -- Grain traders in Russia, which barred cereal exports last year, are preparing to make foreign deliveries on prospects for an improved harvest this year, agricultural researcher SovEcon said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [78]

1812.

Russian Sugar Imports May Rise in June on Higher Tax, Ikar Says

May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Raw-sugar deliveries to Russian ports are seen rising to 500,000 metric tons in June, 25 percent higher than initial forecasts, as buyers aim to avoid a potential tax increase in July, the Institute for Agricultural Market ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [89]

1813.

Ukraine, Russia Spring Grain Planting Picks Up, Boosting Outlook

May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Spring grain plantings in Ukraine and Russia have accelerated after a late start to the season and are close to last year's levels, with both countries aiming to boost overall production from a year ago when they lost crops to ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [65]

1814.

Wheat Drops, Erasing Gain, on Higher Supply From Russia, Ukraine

April 15 (Bloomberg) -- Wheat futures declined, erasing earlier gains, on speculation higher exports of the grain from Ukraine and Russia's return to the export market may boost global supply. Corn and soybeans also fell.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [59]

1815.

Grain Prices Would Fall $75 if Russia Allowed Exports, IKAR Says

April 14 (Bloomberg) -- Global grain prices would decline by about $75 a metric ton if Russia allowed exports, according to the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [58]

1816.

Russia’s Raw-Sugar Imports Rose 15%, Agriculture Institute Says

April 7 (Bloomberg) -- Russia’s raw-sugar imports rose 15 percent from October through March from a year earlier, according to the Moscow-based Institute for Agricultural Market Studies, after the country’s worst drought in a half century damaged ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [83]

1817.

Russian Inflation Unchanged in March as Ruble Tames Prices

April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Russian inflation was unchanged in March after the government capped food -price increases and a stronger ruble made imports cheaper.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [63]

1818.

Russia Grain-Stockpile Sales Hit by Weakening Demand, IKAR Says

April 1 (Bloomberg) -- The Russian government will sell about 1.5 million metric tons of grain from state stockpiles by June, compared with a planned 2.5 million tons, on weakening domestic demand, according to the Institute for Agricultural Market ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [61]

1819.

Russia’s Grain Crop May Climb to 84 Million Tons

Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Russia’s grain harvest may increase 38 percent to 84 million metric tons this year, Interfax reported, citing an estimate by Dmitry Rylko, general director of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [70]

1820.

Russia feed grain strong despite interventions-analysts

MOSCOW, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Prices for feed grain have been holding strong in Russia despite efforts to cool prices through state intervention tenders that have poured around 200,000 tonnes of feed wheat and barley onto the market, analysts said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [41]

1821.

Signs of trouble in snow for Russia's new crop

BELOKURIKHA, Russia Feb 26 (Reuters) - Conditions for Russia's coming harvest are not as favourable as thought, industry observers said on Saturday, citing evidence of patchy snow cover and potential lack of supplies for spring sowing.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [73]

1822.

Russia’s Grain Crop May Climb to 84 Million Tons, Interfax Says

Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Russia’s grain harvest may increase 38 percent to 84 million metric tons this year, Interfax reported, citing an estimate by Dmitry Rylko, general director of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [52]

1823.

In search of the margin

"Where the margins" - under this name it was hold a regular international conference of agricultural producers and capital goods and services suppliers for the agricultural sector in February in Moscow. It is easy to notice the absence of natural ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (perfectagro.ru)   [56]

1824.

No word as Russia sugar tariff deadline imminent

MOSCOW, Feb 15 (Reuters) - The deadline for a cut in import tariffs on raw cane sugar imports to Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan was set to expire on Tuesday with no word from the their customs union on what the new level would be.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [86]

1825.

Russia may export 7 mln T grain in 2011/12

MOSCOW, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Russia could ship around 7 million tonnes of grain to world markets next year but protective measures could be imposed to stop exporters selling too much if an export ban is lifted, a leading analyst said on Tuesday. "Of ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [93]

1826.

Russia May Export Grain With 85 Million-Ton Crop, Official Says

Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may restart grain exports if this year's harvest reaches 85 million metric tons, Deputy Agriculture Minister Sergei Korolev said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [54]

1827.

Russia reserve to supply 0.3 mln T sugar in March

MOSCOW, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Russia's state reserve Rosrezerv will supply 300,000 tonnes of sugar to the domestic market next month in order to suppress prices following a summer drought that sharply reduced the beet harvest, the Agriculture Ministry ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [98]

1828.

Russia Studies Proposal for Selling Stockpiled Sugar, IKAR Says

Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Russia’s government is studying a proposal from the country’s sugar producers to sell the sweetener from stockpiles, according to the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [79]

1829.

Russia May Reduce Raw Sugar-Imports Tax in March, IKAR Says

Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) -- The tax on Russia’s imports of raw sugar may be cut to $50 a metric ton in March from $140 a ton now to help efforts to control inflation, the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [85]

1830.

Russia May Refine 2.73 Million Metric Tons of Sugar, IKAR Says

Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may refine 2.73 million metric tons of sugar from domestically grown beets in the season that started on Aug. 1 and ends on Feb. 28, the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [85]

1831.

Russian Beet-Sugar Output May Be 2.74 Million Tons, IKAR Says

Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may refine 2.74 million metric tons of sugar from domestically grown beets in 2010, the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies said, raising its previous forecast by 7 percent.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [86]

1832.

Russian Feed-Barley Price Jumped 4.6% Last Week

Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Russian feed-barley prices jumped 4.6 percent to 7,975 rubles ($255) a metric ton last week, leading gains among grains in the domestic market, as shortages in the country’s drought-damaged regions worsened, Moscow-based ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [178]

1833.

Russian grain prices up on supply shortage fears

MOSCOW, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Russian grain prices rose further last week on expectations of short supply in all the country's regions, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [67]

1834.

Food for thought on Russian inflation

Despite mounting concerns about potential food price inflation battering the global economy over the coming year, Russian market analysts have told RT, Business they expect the country to avoid sharp price fluctuations in 2011.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (RT)   [142]

1835.

IKAR in «Financial Times»

Russia’s wheat farmers fear for next year’s crop

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Financial Times)   [239]

1836.

Russian 2010 Corn Crop Forecast Cut by IKAR to 2.8 Million Tons

Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Russia’s corn crop forecast was lowered to 2.8 million metric tons from 3 million tons by the Institute of Agriculture Market Studies, or IKAR, according to Moscow-based analyst Oleg Sukhanov.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [103]

1837.

Russian Beet-Sugar Output May Be 2.56 Million Tons, IKAR Says

Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may refine as much as 2.56 million metric tons of sugar from domestically grown beets, the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies said, raising its previous forecast.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [88]

1838.

Russian 2011 Grain Crop May Be Below 70 Million Tons (Update1)

Oct. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may reap less than 70 million metric tons of grain next year if winter is severe and farmers face more hurdles in obtaining seeds and funding for spring sowing, the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies said.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [65]

1839.

Russia grain prices up on tight supply, Ukraine cap

MOSCOW, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Russian grain prices rose last week on tight local supplies and news that neighbouring Ukraine planned to cap exports for the rest of the year, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [64]

1840.

IKAR Lowers Russian Beet Sugar Forecast 6.4%, Sees More Imports

Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Russia may refine 2.48 million metric tons of beet sugar this year, 6.4 percent less than previously forecast, because of the drought, said the Institute for Agriculture Market Studies.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Bloomberg)   [87]

1841.

Russia's grain stocks less than reported -trade

MOSCOW, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Russia, its harvest savaged by an extended drought, is holding far less in carryover stocks of grain from last year than the government is reporting, analysts and traders said on Thursday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [62]

1842.

Ban cuts Russia grain prices in exporting regions

MOSCOW, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Russian grain prices declined last week in export oriented regions ahead of an export ban, which became effective on Sunday, but prices continued rising in the Urals and in Siberia, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [51]

1843.

GRAINS-Wheat soars to limit on Russia export halt

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures soared on Thursday, settling up the permitted daily maximum for the first time in two years after No. 3 exporter Russia said it would temporarily halt grain shipments.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [68]

1844.

GRAINS-Wheat hits 22-month high on Black Sea woes

CHICAGO, (Reuters) - U.S. wheat futures surged to a22-month high Wednesday as drought concerns deepened in the Black Sea region and the United Nation's food agency cut its global wheat forecast by 4 percent.Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures rose ...

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [53]

1845.

Drought threatens Russian winter grain crop-analyst

MOSCOW, Aug 4 (Reuters) - A severe drought in many Russian grain-growing regions is threatening the sowing of winter grains for next year's crop, the head of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR) analysts said on Wednesday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [47]

1846.

Russia wheat yields dip, FAO warns on 2011

MOSCOW, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Grain harvesters moved into Russia's rain-starved regions as the UN's food agency cut its 2010 global wheat forecast and warned world supplies may shrink next year if Russia's worst drought in over 100 years continues.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [48]

1847.

Russia grain prices jump on drought, low supply

MOSCOW, July 26 (Reuters) - Russian grain prices shot up last week on advancing drought and farmers' reluctance to sell on the rising market, which raised competition for grain between exporters and feed makers and millers, analysts said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [50]

1848.

FACTBOX-The effects of Russia's drought

July 20 (Reuters) - Russia's worst drought in 130 years has destroyed crops in an area the size of Portugal, forced up wheat prices and led to the intervention of Russia's leaders.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [63]

1849.

Russia EconMin sees 2010 grain crop at 62-63 mln T

MOSCOW, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Russia's grain harvest this year is expected to be between 62 million and 63 million tonnes, sharply lower than the previous year due to drought, deputy economy minister Andrei Klepach said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [34]

1850.

Russia EconMin sees 2010 grain crop at 62-63 mln T

MOSCOW, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Russia's grain harvest this year is expected to be between 62 million and 63 million tonnes, sharply lower than the previous year due to drought, deputy economy minister Andrei Klepach said on Monday.

Section: IKAR in Mass Media (Reuters)   [39]