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Putin Seeks BRICS Grain Trade, Insurance to Fight Curbs

Putin said BRICS handled $140 billion in New Development Bank projects and should build new tools to counter Western sanctions.

  • On Sunday, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a new insurance mechanism and collaborative grain market for BRICS nations, urging the group to adopt a "holistic approach" to address global challenges.
  • BRICS now comprises 11 major emerging economies representing around 49.5 per cent of global population and around 40 per cent of global GDP, having expanded since 2024 to include Iran, Ethiopia, and Indonesia.
  • Western sanctions have adversely impacted Russian crude exports; the G-7, European Union, and U.K. prohibited companies from insuring ships transporting crude above price caps, prompting Moscow to seek independent routes.
  • Putin highlighted the New Development Bank, which manages projects worth $140 billion, while emphasizing that BRICS is "charting an independent course" to advance better governance for the Global South.
  • The proposed joint platform for growth combines competitive advantages of all BRICS members. "This platform must be built on the principles of openness and availability to not just the partners of BRICS, but to all of our friends," Putin said.
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Deccan Chronicle broke the news in Hyderabad, India on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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