Export demand prices for fodder barley in Black Sea ports have increased to UAH 8,000-8,100/t or $170-172/t, but remain lower than feed wheat and corn prices. China has reduced its barley purchases, resulting in a decrease in Ukrainian barley exports and a surge in China's domestic barley production, leading to a decrease in demand for Ukrainian barley in the EU market. This, in turn, has reduced the demand for Ukrainian malting barley, resulting in almost zero premium for the same. The future demand for Ukrainian barley is uncertain due to the anticipated entry of Australian barley in the market.