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Russia Pauses Grain Export Duty as Black Sea Exports Stall
Source: Bloomberg
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Russia suspended the floating export duty on wheat, barley and corn through end-2026 as Ukrainian attacks disrupted grain shipments via the Black and Azov seas. The disruption affects routes for more than 70% of exports, tightening supply and increasing uncertainty for global grain pricing. This policy shift is likely to meaningfully affect commodity markets rather than broader financial conditions.
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