The General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC) purchased 180k tonnes of Russian wheat in an international tender yesterday. GASC refused to disclose additional detail on the transaction, but traders tell Reuters’ Arabic service that the authority purchased 120k tonnes at a total cost of USD 207.5 per tonne and another 60k tonnes at a total cost of USD 209.6 per tonne.
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