Great Odesa
The market for “handysizes” has almost disappeared: there are practically no orders for large vessels
There are almost no orders for “handysize” and larger vessels, while Danube costers are still finding cargo and continue to increase in price, albeit more slowly.
NIBULON exported only 60 thousand tons of grain in July out of the planned 250 thousand tons
Due to restrictions on the work of Ukrainian ports due to terrorist attacks by the Russian Federation, the company was able to ship only two ships.
Ukrainian grain exports through ports have collapsed by 84%, — SPIKE Brokers
Rail grain deliveries to the ports of Great Odesa decreased more than sixfold, and some flows were reoriented to the western border and the Danube.
“Handy sizes” have practically disappeared from the market, costers continue to rise in price — ASAP Agri
Shipowners almost do not consider flights from the ports of Great Odesa, while the prices of boats from the Danube continue to rise sharply.
The Danube cannot yet replace deep-sea corn exports, — PUSK
Even if the Danube ports handle only corn, it will take about 11 months to export the projected volume.
Danube freight is rapidly increasing in price amid the suspension of the ports of Great Odesa
The number of “handysizes” and “supramaxes” ready to enter the ports of the Great Odesa region has fallen to a minimum after repeated attacks on merchant shipping.
Metallurgists urged the government to abandon the averaging of UZ tariffs to the ports of Great Odesa
The changes will actually give Ukrzaliznytsia the right to “manually” determine tariff distances during martial law.
Black Sea freight continues to decline amid weak demand for transportation
Rates for “coasters” have dropped by another $1–2/MT, while the “handysize” segment is still holding its ground.
Prices for new harvest wheat are rising in the ports of Great Odesa
More active demand from exporters and restrained supply from farmers support purchase prices for new crop food wheat.
At night, the Russian Federation again attacked a civilian ship and the ports of Great Odesa
Russian troops once again struck the port infrastructure of Great Odesa and facilities that ensure the functioning of the Ukrainian Maritime Corridor.
