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The market is supported by steady demand from importers against the backdrop of limited supply from farmers and the general situation in the world grain market.

Since 2023, more than 197 million tons of cargo have already passed through the Ukrainian mritime corridor, of which 117 million tons are grain.

Ukraine has learned to almost unmistakably detect grain stolen by Russia from temporarily occupied territories, even after mixing.

Russia has significantly increased seaborne oil exports through the port of Novorossiysk after all oil berths resumed operation.

Quotations were supported by active demand from domestic consumers, limited supply and growth in export prices at ports.

The market was supported by local demand recovery, in particular due to increased supplies to Turkey.

In the 2026/27 season, Ukraine expects to resume production of sunflower and sunflower oil after a weaker current marketing year.

Ukraine expects to increase corn exports in the 2026/27 season due to better weather conditions and a reorientation of sales to new markets.

The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine has updated the indicators for wheat, corn and rapeseed depending on the delivery basis.

Freight rates in the Handysize sector are returning to pre-Middle East crisis levels.