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More than 5 thousand vessels have passed through the maritime corridor to the ports of the Odesa region since August 2024.

The vote on the introduction of a preferential regime for exports of steel and iron from Ukraine is to take place on May 8.

Since the beginning of the 2024/25 MY, Ukraine has exported 35 million tons of grain and leguminous crops.

The volume of road freight transportation of agricultural products from Ukraine to Slovakia decreased by 18% in April.

Russian oil exports rose for the second week in a row, with oil flows from all Russian ports rising to 3.26 million barrels per day.

Ukrainian corn prices have peaked, surpassing food wheat, but domestic and foreign demand is starting to decline.

Thanks to the sea corridor, Ukrainian exporters were able to open new exotic markets. This is stated in the NBU inflation report. The National Bank noted that the sea corridor had a tangible impact, in particular, on the geographical structure of exports of goods. It made it possible to resume deliveries to traditional destinations for Ukraine…

Limited supply and active demand from importers are pushing prices up, despite downward trends in world markets.

Crop losses in the Black Sea countries, as well as Russia’s war against Ukraine, could lead to a shortage of wheat on the world market.

Last year, the price per ton of Ukrainian agricultural exports was $315, and this year in April it increased to $443.