The split
Black Sea wheat prices hit a 13-month low despite export disruptions as Ukraine-Russia infrastructure attacks intensify
The same story, as told by newsrooms in different countries. Their words, attributed and linked.
Ukraine
UkrAgroConsult
“The Platts Milling Wheat Marker for September shipments fell to $225.5/mt FOB, its lowest level since June 2025. Despite worsening security conditions in the Black Sea and ongoing export disruptions, the market remains under pressure from weak import demand.”
Ukrainian agricultural consultancy; primary source for Black Sea grain benchmark pricingread the original ↗
United States
Ag Bull Trading
“Wheat prices are gaining as Ukraine's deep-strike campaign drives Russian refining to a two-decade low and the two sides' attacks on port infrastructure close grain ports intermittently.”
US agricultural trading publication; covered the infrastructure war framingread the original ↗