Great Odesa
The number of grain carriers in the direction of the ports of Great Odesa has significantly decreased
The accumulation of wagons with grain in the direction of deep-sea ports decreased by more than 1,000 units.
Ukraine exported about 6 million tons of agricultural products by sea in May
With a large number of free vessels, the rates for the transportation of goods from the ports of Great Odesa and the Danube have stabilized.
Freight rates for grain transportation have stabilized
Black Sea freight rates for vessels in the “handysize” and “coaster” segments have stabilized.
Freight rates in the Black Sea continue to fall
The increase in the supply of free tonnage in the Black Sea contributed to the decrease in the cost of transportation from the ports of Odesa.
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.
About 80% of oil products are exported through the ports of Great Odesa
Before the full-scale invasion, this figure reached about 90%.
Handysize freight rates continue to fall
Freight rates for the transportation of grain from Ukrainian ports in the segment of “coaster” and “panamax” remain unchanged.
The rate of grain unloading in the ports of Great Odesa has increased significantly
On the contrary, the average daily rate of unloading of wagons with grain at the port of Izmail decreased slightly.
Export through the port of Chornomorsk is being restored
At the same time, freight rates from the ports of Great Odesa in key directions have slightly decreased.
Freight rates on the Danube fell significantly
During the first week of April, freight rates for the transportation of grain by barges from the Danube ports decreased significantly.
