Black Sea wheat balance left unchanged

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Ukraine. The only positive change the September USDA report brought was a 0.5 MMT increase in the estimate of Ukraine’s barley crop, to 10.5 MMT. The barley export projection was raised by 200 KMT, to 6 MMT, because of weakening competition from Canada. The balances of other grains were left unchanged, UkrAgroConsult reports.

Russia. The forecast for Russia’s wheat crop remains at 72.5 MMT. The corn crop and export figures were reduced by 1 MMT, to 15.5 MMT, because of droughty weather. The corn export estimate was cut to 4.8 MMT. The barley crop outlook was also lowered (by 1 MMT, to 18 MMT), while exports were kept at 5 MMT.

Kazakhstan. The crop and export estimates for major grains in Kazakhstan did not change in September.

Thus, the Black Sea grain crop in MY 2021/22 decreased by 0.7% from the August forecast, to 204.6 MMT, while export potential was left unchanged.

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