Grain
Egypt purchased Ukrainian wheat at a tender and refused Russian wheat
Egypt purchased 120,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat at a tender. The country refused grain of Russian origin.
The unloading of grain from wagons increased in the ports of Great Odesa
During the week, the average daily rate of grain unloading in the ports of Grea Odessa increased to 1,454 wagons.
Forward grain contracts have returned to Ukraine
For the first time since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, forward contracts for grain have returned.
The Verkhovna Rada will introduce new rules for grain export regulation
The new rules provide for changes in currency regulation, VAT administration and customs control procedures.
The number of grain carriers to the ports of Great Odesa decreased
The volumes of the accumulation of wagons with grain in the direction of the port of Izmail have increased somewhat.
The number of wagons with grain in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa have significantly decreased
The number of wagons with grain in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa has significantly decreased.
The invaders are taking grain from the Kherson region to Karelia in Chinese containers
Russian invaders are taking Ukrainian grain from the occupied part of the Kherson region to the Republic of Karelia (subject of the Russian Federation).
Egypt is forced to buy Russian wheat due to the economic crisis
Egypt’s demand for cheap wheat from Russian Black Sea ports will remain high.
The queue of grain carriers to the ports of Great Odesa is decreasing
The average daily load of wagons on the network in the direction of deep-sea ports is 1,384 units.
The growth of Ukrainian grain prices is slowing down
Global traders are gearing up for a new crop of early grains that will be more readily available in the near future.
