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Russian Attacks Spark Surge in War Insurance for Ukraine Grains

Russia’s union of grain exporters called for foreign traders and intermediaries to be ousted from the country’s export sales, as Moscow continues to try and tighten its grip on flows.

(Bloomberg) -- Russia's union of grain exporters called for foreign traders and intermediaries to be ousted from the country's export sales, as Moscow continues to try and tighten its grip on flows.

A Russian missile hit a fourth cargo ship in Ukraine this month, as the Kremlin ramps up its attacks on Kyiv’s trade infrastructure.

Russia said it exchanged 95 Ukrainian soldiers for an equal number of its force in the first major prisoner of war return in more than a month.

Egypt is struggling to complete a large purchase of Russian wheat that was due to be loaded this month

Egypt is struggling to complete a large purchase of Russian wheat that was due to be loaded this month, raising questions about the dealmaking between two of the largest players in the market.

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