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Russia's Wheat Exports Plummet to Lowest Level Since 2016/17

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Russia's wheat exports are expected to drop to their lowest level since the 2016/17 crop year, according to Business Recorder. The report cites no specific reason for the decline.

The 2023/24 wheat harvest is currently underway in Russia, with farmers and traders closely watching global market trends and prices.

It's worth noting that Russia has been one of the world's largest wheat exporters in recent years, and a significant drop in exports could have implications for global food markets.

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