02.09.2026, 09:42

Russian grain export woes could ease food prices but hurt future harvest – Central Bank

MOSCOW. Sept 2 (Interfax) — Difficulties with grain and other agricultural exports could have a disinflationary effect on Russia's food market in the coming months, though low grain prices may eventually hurt the next harvest, the Central Bank said in its Talking Trends bulletin.

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