Russia will resume commodity interventions in the grain market

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Russia will resume commodity interventions in the grain market
January 15th. /MEDIA TALK/. Commodity interventions in the Russian grain market will be resumed from January 27, 2025. This is reported by the National Commodity Exchange. The interventions will include barley from 2014 and 2015, wheat of the third class of 2016, as well as wheat of the third and fourth classes of the harvest periods of 2015, 2021-2023, and rye of at least the third class of the harvest of 2022-2023.

Grain interventions started on August 19, 2024 and continued until December 27. As part of these events, 115.425 thousand tons of grain crops worth 1.769 billion rubles were sold from the fund. At the moment, about 4 million tons of grain crops are stored in the fund, most of the reserves are wheat.


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The Federal Intervention Fund for Agricultural Products is created in the process of conducting procurement interventions. The system of selling grain crops from state reserves and buying grain crops has been operating in Russia since 2001.

The goal is to ensure the sustainability of grain prices in the market and to help agricultural producers. When the cost of products jumps, the government sells stocks from the state fund, thereby blocking further price increases, and when they decrease, it removes excess volumes from the market in order to stabilize prices.

We recently told you that grain exports from Russia to Europe have come to naught after the increase in EU duties.
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