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OUR PRICES GO UP IRRESPECTIVE OF INTERNATIONAL MARKET SITUATION
Aysor
Aug 23 2010
Armenia
Ex-President of the Central Bank of Armenia (CBA) Bagrat Asatryan
spoke about the situation in the grain market at a press conference
mentioning that the grain prices were affected by the situation
in South and North America, yet Russia played a decisive role in
the market.
According to the speaker, Russia's ban on grain exports "was a
diversion against the very Russian grain producers."
"The prices in the international grain market went up after suspension
of grain exports from Russia but the situation stabilized later
due to redistribution in the market and good news from Canada and
Argentina which proved to be reaping a rich harvest," Asatryan said
in his remarks.
"Flour price went up 20-25 percent in Armenia, while Armenia has
not yet imported grain at increased price. Prices in Armenia go up
irrespective of the situation in the international market," speaker
stressed.
From: A. Papazian
Aysor
Aug 23 2010
Armenia
Ex-President of the Central Bank of Armenia (CBA) Bagrat Asatryan
spoke about the situation in the grain market at a press conference
mentioning that the grain prices were affected by the situation
in South and North America, yet Russia played a decisive role in
the market.
According to the speaker, Russia's ban on grain exports "was a
diversion against the very Russian grain producers."
"The prices in the international grain market went up after suspension
of grain exports from Russia but the situation stabilized later
due to redistribution in the market and good news from Canada and
Argentina which proved to be reaping a rich harvest," Asatryan said
in his remarks.
"Flour price went up 20-25 percent in Armenia, while Armenia has
not yet imported grain at increased price. Prices in Armenia go up
irrespective of the situation in the international market," speaker
stressed.
From: A. Papazian