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Since the beginning of the 2025/2026 MY, Ukraine has exported 4 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, compared to 6.7 million tons a year earlier.

This will allow preserving the trade volumes achieved during the period of the Autonomous Trade Preferences (ATP) in 2022–2024.

Berlin and Paris are calling for tougher restrictions to cut off Moscow’s access to financing the war through third-party intermediaries.

The Black Sea shipping market is recording an increase in rates for large and medium tonnages.

The Ukrainian wheat market is experiencing a seasonal adjustment. This is gradually reducing the difference in cost between segments.

The reduction in duty rates could strengthen the position of Russian suppliers in the Turkish market.

In August, Russia decided to increase crude oil shipments through Western ports. This was a forced step after attacks by Ukrainian drones.

India’s largest refiners, including Reliance Industries, plan to cut Russian oil imports by hundreds of thousands of barrels per day.

Ukrainian Railways has sharply increased the transportation of agricultural products: almost all export grain cargo is headed to seaports.

The new marketing year on the wheat market began with a record supply, aggressive Russian policy and pressure on Ukraine and European traders.