The downward trend in corn prices prevails in the seaports of Ukraine

Published 2023년 3월 27일

Tridge summary

The Ukrainian market for grain remained tense last week, despite the ongoing 'grain agreement', with prices influenced by various factors. Russian experts' sabotage of inspections in the Bosporus and the anticipated entry of South American corn into the global market limited trading. However, a slight support to prices was seen due to China's purchase of corn from the US and growing demand for Ukrainian grain. The continuation of the agreement allowed for trade in deep-water ports, but did not significantly boost prices due to the limited activity and quick demand being met by a large flow of proposals from farmers. Feed corn prices in Ukrainian ports were quoted between 190-200 USD/t CPT-port.
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Despite the continuation of the "grain agreement", the situation on the Ukrainian market last week remained difficult and tense, and prices - under the influence of mixed factors. Anna Tanskaya, Head of the Department of Grain and Oilseeds Markets at APK-Inform Agency, told about this. “Further sabotage of inspections in the Bosporus by Russian experts of the SKZ and the expected entry into the global arena of South American corn limited the trade in Ukrainian grain. In particular, Argentina has already started harvesting, and Brazil has almost caught up in sowing and is preparing for a record harvest, which could exceed the previous record by a quarter. However, some resumption of world quotations against the background of China's purchase of a large consignment of corn from the United States and the emergence of Chinese demand for Ukrainian grain somewhat supported prices in Ukrainian ports. Last week, an ambiguous situation persisted on the local market,” the expert commented ...
Source: Zol

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