Prices

As of November 13, prices for export sunflower, soybean and rapeseed at Ukrainian ports have increased. The domestic processing market continues to show an increase in quotations for major crops. Sunflower and soybean have increased the most in price — by $3 per ton, according to the SPIKE Spot Commodity Index Ukraine report. CPT Odesa…

Despite the stability of export prices, factory prices show minor movements, reflecting current logistics and demand. SPIKE Brokers analysts have published updated quotes for Ukrainian grain and oilseeds. Thus, export grain prices (CPT Odesa) are: • corn — $208/t (unchanged); • wheat 11.5% — $221/t (unchanged); • wheat feed — $211/t (unchanged); • GMO soybeans…

Export prices CPT Odesa remained stable, while factory parities show mixed dynamics.

Grain prices are supported by both the domestic market and exports, while farmers are holding back sales in anticipation of more favorable conditions.

Ukrainian processors will limit soybean purchases if its supply increases sharply, as they have already purchased large volumes of sunflower at high prices.

Turkish Grain Agency TMO purchased 255 thousand tons of feed barley, giving preference to suppliers from the Russian Federation and Romania.

Ukrainian corn exports remained low in September, but a sharp recovery in the market is expected in October.

Barley prices have fallen by another 200–300 UAH/t over the past week to 10,100–10,200 UAH/t ($208–210/t) with delivery to Black Sea ports.

The cost of barley on the Ukrainian market has gone down again – exporters and processors have already formed the necessary volumes for work.

The main reasons were the decline in world oil prices and the strengthening of the ruble.