A brief update from MOSTAGRO: our Q3 2026 grain exports reached *759,000 MT*, up *18%* year on year. You can view our quarterly results here: most-agro.com/report The full report, including prices, export duties and freight references, is available on request. If you have upcoming requirements for wheat, barley, corn or sunflower oil, send us the product, quantity and destination. We will be glad to prepare an updated offer. #wheat #corn #oil #report

WEEKLY GRAIN & PROTEIN DESK NOTE | OCT 3 GRAINS US corn fell ~$12/mt w/w as USDA ending stocks came in sharply higher and harvest pressure accelerated. US winter wheat lost $8–10/mt on poor export competitiveness in global tenders. US spring wheat was broadly unchanged. OILSEEDS & PROTEIN US soybeans declined $12–15/mt w/w as harvest approaches and Chinese demand remains muted. Soymeal was the weakest link, down $24–30/mt w/w, with supply catching up to demand. RUSSIAN EXPORT DUTIES | 30 SEP Wheat: 640.3 RUB/mt (-11.77%) Barley: 0 RUB/mt Corn: 220.6 RUB/mt (+39.27%) FOB SNAPSHOT | OCT–DEC Russian wheat 12.5%: $210–215/mt Ukrainian wheat 11.5%: $220–225/mt Black Sea feed wheat: $215–220/mt Russian corn: $215–220/mt Argentine corn: $215–235/mt Soymeal Argentina 47%: $410 → 390/mt Soymeal Brazil 48%: $410 → 390/mt Brazil soybeans: $525 → 490/mt FREIGHT US Gulf → Europe (Panamax): $28/mt (+1) US Gulf → Nigeria (30kt): $51/mt (-1) Brazil → China (Panamax): $56/mt (-2) Brazil → Japan (Panamax): $59/mt (-2) Black Sea freight remains highly distorted and difficult to price accurately, with Russian routes still trading at extreme premiums versus alternative origins. DRY BULK Baltic Dry Index: 3148 (-278) Capesize: 5042 (-742) Panamax: 2372 (-35) Supramax: 1789 (+3) MARKET SIGNAL Harvest pressure is keeping corn and soybeans under pressure, while weak US wheat competitiveness is handing more tender business to Black Sea and EU origins. Protein complex sentiment remains soft, and global grain trade continues to watch Black Sea freight and export tax shifts closely. #GrainMarkets #Wheat #Corn #Soybeans #Soymeal #BlackSea #Freight #DryBulk #Agriculture #CommodityMarkets

GLOBAL SOY COMPLEX — FOB SNAPSHOT Soymeal: 🇺🇸 NOLA 48%: $455–460/MT 🇦🇷 Argentina 47%: $420–430 🇧🇷 Brazil 48%: $410–425 Soybeans: 🇺🇸 NOLA: $525–535 🇦🇷 Argentina: $510–530 🇧🇷 Brazil: $500–530 Regional spreads remain significant. #Soybeans #Soymeal #Agriculture #Commodities #GrainTrading #CommodityPrices

Black Sea flat, boards lower. FOB Russia, Sep 23: wheat 12.5% $211.25, 11.5% $208.50, feed $191.75. Corn $215.25, barley $193.50. Unchanged on the day. Euronext wheat $274.72 (-$5.35). CBOT SRW $260.33 (-$3.22), corn $208.26 (-$3.05). #wheat #BlackSea #corn #grains #MOSTAGRO

Russian wheat remains highly competitive in the global export market. Indicative FOB prices for Oct–Dec 2026: 🇷🇺 Russia, 12.5% protein: $210–215/MT 🇺🇦 Ukraine, 11.5%: $220–225/MT 🇦🇷 Argentina, 12.0%: $255–260/MT 🇷🇴 Romania, 12.5%: $285–290/MT The current spread keeps Russian-origin wheat well positioned for price-sensitive import markets across the Middle East, North Africa and Asia. #Wheat #RussianWheat #Grain #GrainMarket #CommodityMarkets #Agriculture #AgriTrade #GrainTrading #BlackSea #MOSTAGRO

Buying Russian wheat, barley or corn? Check Black Sea FOB price indications and grain freight before requesting a firm offer. Wheat · Barley · Corn · Freight · Price history View the latest market board: most-agro.com/prices

Russian grain for international markets. MOSTAGRO supplies wheat, barley and corn from Russia, with export routes through the Black Sea and Caspian region. FOB · CFR · CIF Bulk cargoes · Regular supply Looking for a firm offer? Send us the product, specification, volume and destination port. 🌐 most-agro.com #GrainTrade #BlackSeaGrain