Corn prices in Ukraine have halted their rise, while forecasts of a decrease in imports by China are putting pressure on global prices.

Corn supplies to ports in Ukraine are proceeding very slowly due to the delay in harvesting, but traders have already purchased the required batches, so they are in no hurry to raise prices, although prices for feed wheat and barley continue to rise. As of November 6, 13.747 million tons of corn have been harvested from 53% of the area, or 2.214 million hectares, with a yield of 6.21 tons/ha, while last year during this period, 20.245 million tons were harvested from 83% of the area with an average yield of 6.06 tons/ha. Export demand prices for corn in Ukraine over the week remained at 9850-9900 UAH/t (205-207 $/t) with delivery to the Black Sea ports in November, but demand prices for feed wheat have risen to 10000-10100 UAH/t, and for feed barley to 10500-10550 UAH/t, or 208 and 220 $/t respectively. Demand prices for corn from processors also remain at 9000 UAH/t with delivery to factories. Corn exports from Ukraine in the 2025/26 MY remain low. As of November 10, 2.19 million ...