Corn prices at Ukrainian ports increased by another $3 per ton

Published 2024년 12월 23일

Tridge summary

Prices in Ukrainian ports have increased by $3/t, with stable demand on the EU market despite decreased buyer activity due to the holidays. The pace of corn exports from Ukraine remains slow, leading to questions about producer offers sufficiency and the accumulation of offers for later periods. Buying indications vary by location, and it's noted that Ukraine has exhausted its corn export quota to the EU.
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Original content

The market is entering a calm stage before the holidays. Over the past week, prices in Ukrainian ports have increased by another $3/t. This is reported by Spike Brokers analysts. Demand on the EU market remains stable, although buyer activity is decreasing due to the New Year holidays and the vacation period. It is worth noting that the pace of corn exports from Ukraine remains restrained, which raises questions about the sufficiency of offers from producers. At the same time, this creates conditions for the accumulation of offers, which will probably be implemented in later periods. Latest indications from ...
Source: Agrotimes

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