Asiaticii cumpără grâu din altă parte, din cauza perturbărilor la Marea Nagră

Asian wheat importers have recently purchased over half a million tons of wheat from Australia and Argentina due to delays in Black Sea shipments. Buyers, including Indonesia, are paying significantly higher prices to secure alternative supplies as attacks disrupt grain exports. The price for Australian wheat is around $315-330 per ton, while Argentine wheat is priced at $310-315 per ton, compared to $260-280 for Black Sea wheat. Futures prices for wheat have surged by about 35% since late June, driven by supply shortages from the Black Sea region. Concerns grow over potential delivery failures for reserved shipments from the Black Sea, which account for a significant portion of Asia's import needs.