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In February, Turkey imported almost 38% of all shipped Ukrainian corn.

Shipowners are more likely to offer the same freight rates for voyages from both POC and Danube ports.

Since February 10, the average daily load has been above 100 thousand tons, and the peak fell on February 15 — 112.5 thousand tons.

After a surge in attacks in December, ports were able to ship only about 75% of their planned volumes.

Traders have mostly already formed export batches, and the supply from farmers has increased due to the need for working capital.

Kazakhstan managed to redirect only a small part of the oil that the country was unable to export through the CPC pipeline to the Black Sea.

The key drivers were exports from South America, soybeans and wheat – and this is already supporting freight indices.

The indicator of Ukrainian agricultural exports is lower than in 2024, but remains the third highest since independence.

In February, the volume of oil transportation for export by rail increased – a total of 44.4 thousand tons of oil were exported.

The increase has been going on for four months: active demand against the background of limited supply forces buyers to compete and raise price tags.