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Freight rates in the Black Sea are gradually increasing
The demand for the export of Ukrainian agricultural products from the Black Sea ports is increasing after the opening of the temporary grain corridor.
River and sea freight rates are rising due to demand in the Black Sea
Along with the increase in demand in the Black Sea region, river and sea freight rates are also increasing.
Freight rates on the Danube continue to rise
Freight rates from the ports of the Danube cluster are increasing due to the limitation of the number of vessels ready to be loaded at the ports.
Freight rates on the Danube increased significantly after the Russian shelling
As a result of Russian shelling of the Danube ports, freight rates in the region have increased by 5-7 euros compared to last week.
Grain prices will rise due to Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement
As a result of Russia’s withdrawal from the Grain Agreement, world grain prices may increase by 15%.
World wheat prices rose after the Russian attacks on the ports of Odesa and Reni
Russian shelling of Odesa and Rhenia ports caused a jump in wheat prices in the world.
Oil prices rose after the attempted “rebellion” in the Russian Federation
Brent oil rose above $74 a barrel after last week’s decline.
Bunker fuel has become cheaper in major ports
Prices for bunker fuel have fallen significantly. At the same time, the cost of VLSFO marine fuel reached a minimum.
Prices for building ships are rising
The cost of newly built ships is increasing due to stricter environmental regulations in shipping.
Rental prices in Port Reni have increased tenfold
Prices for renting state property in the Danube ports have increased significantly. At the same time, revenues to the budget from the lease of state property in Ukrainian ports fell by 20%.
