On September 17, CJSC National Mercantile Exchange traditionally canceled the sales of all proposed grain batches from the public intervention fund for supplying on the domestic market, despite two previous efficient trading days (September 11 and 12), reported CJSC National Mercantile Exchange (NAMEX).
Generally, the proposed volumes totaled 101.36 thsd tonnes of grains. In particular, the commodity exchange canceled the sales of 30.78 thsd tonnes of 5-grade wheat of the harvest-2014, 17.92 thsd tonnes of 4-grade wheat of the harvest-2016, 17.36 thsd tonnes of 4-grade wheat of the harvest-2015, 10.87 thsd tonnes of 3-grade wheat of the harvest-2015, 7.69 thsd tonnes of 3-grade wheat of the harvest-2008, 6.75 thsd tonnes of 3-grade wheat of the harvest-2013, 3.81 thsd tonnes of 3-grade wheat of the harvest-2013, 1.48 thsd tonnes of 4-grade wheat of the harvest-2013, 1.21 thsd tonnes of 3-grade wheat of the harvest-2016, 540 tonnes of 5-grade wheat of the harvest-2015, 6.07 thsd tonnes of barley of the harvest-2013, and 675 tonnes of barley of the harvest-2014.
On the reporting day, the NAMEX did not propose to sell rye to buyers at all.
In the current week, the trading days are scheduled for September 18 and 19.
