Corn prices in Odesa ports increased by $4–6

Corn prices have begun to recover due to increased demand and trading activity in foreign markets.

Over the week, prices in the ports of Odesa have risen by $4–6, indicating positive changes in the market. At the same time, the domestic market remains low in liquidity, which is pushing up prices for old-crop corn, Spike Brokers reports.

This week, prices for new-crop corn in foreign markets are ranging between $200–202/t — depending on delivery terms. In particular, prices in the ports of Odesa have increased by $4–6 per ton. Demand for grain will remain high, and limited supply leads to higher prices for the product.

Latest price figures:

• FCA Ukraine (border) ~210-212€/t,

• DAP Ukraine (Odesa) ~224-226$/t,

• DAP Germany (NW) ~225-230€/t,

• DAP Netherlands (SW) ~226-228€/t,

• DAP Italy (NW) ~240-250€/t.

For the 2025 harvest, the indications are as follows:

• FCA Ukraine (border) ~182-185€/t,

• DAP Ukraine (Odesa) ~200-202$/t,

• DAP Germany (NW) ~213-215€/t,

• DAP Netherlands (SW) ~215-217€/t.

USM previously wrote that Turkey is increasing imports of Ukrainian corn before the introduction of a new quota.