Economy
Export of agricultural products through the “grain corridor” decreased by 18%
From June 19 to 25, the export of agricultural products from seaports of Ukraine within the framework of the Grain Agreement decreased by 18%.
A number of UN agencies have warned of the consequences of ending the Grains Agreement
Termination of the Grain Agreement by a terrorist country will have a severe impact on food security in East Africa.
The government plans to create new export routes for Ukrainian grain
The agrarian committee proposed a new draft law to the parliament, which provides for the creation of new routes for the export of grain.
Opinion: Ukrainian ports will continue to operate even despite Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement
Shipowners are ready to enter Ukrainian ports despite the risks and even without an agreement on the work of the Joint Coordination Center.
Freight rates are decrease through the Grain Agreement
The agreement reached in mid-May on the continuation of the “grain corridor” for two months did not contribute to the expected increase in freight rates.
There will be enough Ukrainian grain for the domestic market
There should be no shortage of grain in Ukraine. It is less than last year, but it will be enough for internal purposes.
The queue of grain trucks in the direction of the port of Izmail is growing
The queue of wagons with grain increased by 13.19%. At the same time, the number of grain trucks in the direction of Great Odesa continues to decrease.
Ukraine has alternative export strategies in case of termination of the Grain Agreement
The government and grain market participants have developed a number of alternative grain export strategies in the event of termination of the Grain Agreement.
National Bank of Ukraine: termination of the Grain Agreement may put pressure on Ukrainian hryvnia
Ukraine’s export performance will deteriorate if the “grain corridor” ceases to operate – the National Bank does not rule out a possible increase in pressure on the hryvnia.
Ukraine and Great Britain will fight against the theft of Ukrainian grain
Ukraine and Great Britain will work together to track stolen grain from the occupied territories of Ukraine.