Economy
Ukraine warns Turkey about ship with stolen grain that left occupied Mariupol
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has informed Turkey about the movement of a ship with stolen Ukrainian grain.
ARMA found a buyer for the arrested vessel USKO MFU on the third attempt
The National Agency for Tracing and Asset Management (ARMA) held a successful auction for the sale of the arrested vessel USKO MFU.
Bangladesh received 3 thousand tons of oil as part of Grain from Ukraine
Ukrainian sunflower oil was delivered to Bangladesh as part of a humanitarian initiative — the Swedish government took on the financing.
Russian bulk carrier with stolen grain unloaded at Turkish port
Two ships that the Russians implicated in the theft of Ukrainian agricultural products have taken grain from temporarily occupied Mariupol and Crimea.
Insurance costs in the Black Sea tripled after attacks on Russia’s “shadow fleet”
The cost of insuring ships in the Black Sea continues to rise amid attacks on tankers by the Russian “shadow fleet.”
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural companies mostly sank
Agricultural companies ended the week on European exchanges with a predominantly lower quote, but MHP and IMC managed to stay in the green zone.
Since the beginning of the year, over 23 million tons of grain have been exported by rail
As of the beginning of November, 23 million 304 thousand tons of grain cargo were transported for export by rail since the beginning of the year.
AMCU fines American company over UAH 2 million for acquiring Ukrainian agroholding firms without permission
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has fined the company of American Nicholas Piazzi for UAH 2.2 million for the acquisition of 14 enterprises of Ukrlandfarming without permission.
Rates for “coasters” from Ukraine are stable, but demand remains weak
Attacks on tankers in the Black Sea are worrying, but have not yet affected rates for dry cargoes – the market remains sluggish.
New risks in the Black Sea: how the market reacted to the attack on tankers carrying sanctioned oil
The drone strike on two tankers of the Russian “shadow fleet” off the coast of Turkey has become yet another signal about the vulnerability of the Kremlin’s oil logistics. At the same time, it has already forced insurers to reassess risks in the Black Sea.
