Prices
Export prices for feed corn in Ukraine continue to rise
The market is supported by steady demand from importers against the backdrop of limited supply from farmers and the general situation in the world grain market.
Wheat prices in Ukraine are rising: food prices in ports already reach $227/t
Quotations were supported by active demand from domestic consumers, limited supply and growth in export prices at ports.
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.
Prices for Ukrainian corn have risen sharply due to active demand from Turkey
After a short-term decline at the beginning of the week, Ukrainian corn prices quickly recovered and reached $218–222/t on a DAP-port basis.
Feed barley prices are falling in Ukrainian ports despite limited supply
The decline in prices at ports is taking place against the backdrop of weak demand from exporters and high competition in key export directions.
Wheat prices in Ukraine are falling amid weak exports through ports, — Spike Brokers
Despite stable FOB quotes, the pace of shipments through ports lags behind last year’s.
Prices for the new grain harvest have almost equaled the old one: FOB in Ukrainian ports demonstrates anomalous dynamics
FOB prices in the ports of Great Odesa demonstrate an almost complete lack of difference between the old and new harvest, and for corn, forward is even more expensive than spot.
Ukrzaliznytsia grain trucks will increase in price by UAH 400 in April
The most significant increase will affect grain trucks, the cost of which will increase to 2,500 UAH per day excluding VAT.
Due to the war in the Middle East, the price of marine fuel has risen to record levels: there is a risk of shortage
Global shipping may face a fuel shortage due to the war in the Middle East.
Wheat prices rose by 100–150 UAH/t in the ports of Great Odesa
Prices were supported by the increase in grain prices on a FOB basis, more active demand, restraining sales by farmers, and the weakening of the hryvnia against the dollar.
