Analysts are currently concerned that winter crop sowing may be disrupted due to unfavorable weather conditions in the southern regions of the Russian Federation.

According to the latest data, grain exports in September 2025 decreased by 28% compared to September 2024.

According to the latest data, the draft federal budget, currently being submitted for review, proposes a reduction in support for the agro-industrial complex.

Analysts are confident that the new season will be more successful for oilseed producers than the previous one, which was plagued by raw material shortages.

Currently, most analysts predict that Russian exporters will face intense competition for their position in the global market.

Experts believe these crops are unlikely to rise in price in the near future, as there are no preconditions for an increase.

Buckwheat, which remained very cheap throughout last season, has finally begun to show a price increase, experts note.

Important negotiations between the Russian and Chinese sides recently took place, during which issues of veterinary supervision and phytosanitary control were discussed.

Analysts believe that the Chinese market may soon open to new categories of Russian goods, which will significantly strengthen further cooperation.

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has raised its oilseed harvest forecast for Russia to 33 million tons.