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Russia cuts oil exports from ports by almost half due to fuel shortages and strikes on refineries
Crude oil exports from Russia’s western ports could fall to 1.7 million barrels per day in June from 2.5 million in May.
Spain became the largest buyer of Ukrainian sunflower oil
Spain increased purchases by 132.8 thousand tons in April-May alone, which allowed it to take first place, ahead of India.
Black Sea freight stagnates due to low number of deals
Market activity has fallen due to an industry event in Greece — the number of deals concluded was too small to determine the direction of rates.
The Government Approved the Export Strategy until 2030
Ukraine is updating its approaches to export development in the context of post-war recovery and European integration.
The Minister of Economy called for reorienting agricultural exports from raw materials to processed products
Minister of Economy Oleksiy Sobolev at Grain Ukraine 2026 called for reorienting the agricultural sector to enter markets outside the European Union.
Grain prices at Ukrainian ports continue to fall
Export corn on CPT Odesa terms fell to $228/t, while wheat prices remained unchanged.
Grain prices in ports have stabilized: corn — $229, wheat — $222 CPT Odesa
According to the results of the last week of May, the physical grain market reacted to external pressure more restrainedly than the stock exchange.
The government has simplified the mechanism for exempting agricultural producers from export duties on soybeans and rapeseed
The Government has simplified the mechanism for confirming the right of agricultural producers to be exempted from export duties on soybeans and rapeseed.
Over 2 million tons of grain were exported by rail in May
92% of the specified volume of grain cargo was transported to the ports of Ukraine.
Ukraine resumes corn exports to Algeria for the first time since 2023
Ukraine has sent a cargo of corn to Algeria for the first time since 2023. As part of the cooperation, four ships with 122 thousand tons of grain were shipped.
