At the same time, Russia also adopted a resolution giving effect to the decision and published it on the official legal information portal. In other words, Russia has expanded the scope of the "ruble settlement order." You must know that Russia has previously announced that Russi

Wang Ye said financial news: Russia has taken action again to expand the scope of the "Ruble Settlement Order"!

Just on Friday (1st), " Russia Today " (RT) reported that the Russian government has included cereals, sunflower oil and oil meal on the export list that must be paid in rubles .

At the same time, Russia also passed a resolution giving effect to the decision and published it on the official legal information portal.

In addition, Russia also announced that it will extend the tariffs paid in rubles on Russian exports of sunflower seed oil and sunflower oil meal for one year until August 31, 2023.

In other words, Russia has expanded the scope of the "Ruble Settlement Order" . You must know that Russia has previously announced that Russian oil and natural gas exports will be settled in rubles, even for Lithuania and other companies that do not agree to pay rubles. Country, Russia even announced that " will stop supplying ."

As part of the new payment mechanism, Russia's base prices for calculating export duties are wheat prices are 15,000 rubles (more than $267) per ton, barley, corn and oil meals at 13,875 rubles, and sunflower oil at 82,500 rubles.

It is worth mentioning that, as the world's largest exporter of wheat and a major supplier of sunflower seeds, Russia has always had the right to speak in the world.

In this regard, Russian Agriculture Minister Dmitry Patrushev even stated that Russia will only export agricultural products to “friendly countries”.

In addition, Patrushev also predicted that Russia’s grain harvest may reach 130 million tons in 2022, which is enough to meet Russia’s domestic demand and ensure export potential.

What do you think about this? What do you think will happen to Russia’s agricultural exports next?

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