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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on September 1, 2026
01.09.2026
Grain and oilseed procurement prices in Ukraine remain largely stable at the beginning of September, although mixed price movements are being observed across individual delivery bases. The most notable fluctuations are occurring in sunflower and soybean prices, while corn, barley and rapeseed remain relatively stable. As of September 1, 2026, Grade 2 wheat is being purchased at an average price of UAH 7,500/t, corn at UAH 8,150/t, barley at UAH 6,433/t, sunflower seeds at UAH 19,329/t,...
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The global nitrogen fertilizer market is gradually stabilizing
01.09.2026
The excitement in the global fertilizer market is gradually subsiding, the center of influence has shifted from the Persian Gulf to China, Georgian saltpeter has become a hostage to hostilities in the Black Sea, and in Ukraine, despite all this, prices for nitrogen fertilizers are falling, Infoindustry reports in its review. Urea In August, global prices for granular urea continued to rise. Producers in Egypt saw prices rise by $15/t to $490/t FOB in a week, in Algeria to $521/t...
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Rapeseed prices in Ukraine remain under pressure from falling stock market quotes and declining export demand
01.09.2026
Stock quotes for canola and rapeseed last week regained the positions lost the week before last , which slightly increased demand for rapeseed in Ukraine, although it could not significantly support prices due to the further increase in logistics costs to the EU. November canola futures on the Winnipeg Exchange have risen 5.7% over the past 6 sessions to CAD 814/t or $587/t (+7.1% month-on-month), almost completely erasing the 6.5% drop in the previous week, as the trade war...
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Argentina sharply increases corn exports amid halt in supplies from Ukraine
01.09.2026
The suspension of grain exports from Ukraine leads to an increase in world prices and contributes to the intensification of corn supplies from Brazil and Argentina, which have harvested record corn harvests and are actively replacing Ukrainian corn in the EU and Asian markets. According to market participants, thanks to a large harvest and high prices, Argentina may almost double its corn exports in August compared to July, from 3.22 to 6.56 million tons. In the first 8 months of...
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Wheat prices in Ukraine remain low, despite the rapid growth of stock market quotes
01.09.2026
Last week, the growth of wheat quotations on world exchanges accelerated due to the lack of prospects for the resumption of wheat exports from Ukraine and the Russian Federation. During the week, quotes increased by 4.2-11.2%, with futures for soft wheat (the quality of which is the same as Black Sea wheat) in Chicago increasing by 11% in the week and by 20% in the month. However, due to high prices, the export rates of American and European wheat are 26 and 49% lower than last...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on August 31, 2026
31.08.2026
Grain and oilseed procurement prices in Ukraine remain affected by weak export activity and challenging logistics. Agricultural export volumes in August remain well below their potential, while wheat exports have fallen by almost half compared with the previous month, increasing pressure on the domestic market. As of August 31, 2026, Grade 2 wheat is being purchased at an average price of UAH 7,500/t, corn at UAH 8,150/t, barley at UAH 6,433/t, sunflower seeds at UAH 19,329/t, soybeans at...
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Wheat quotes in Chicago rose by 20% in a month amid suspension of exports from Ukraine and the Russian Federation
31.08.2026
After the CIA chief's visit to Russia, Putin ordered increased strikes on Ukraine, considering peace talks fruitless, Bloomberg reported, citing sources close to the Kremlin. This led to a sharp increase in stock market quotes for wheat and other crops. Ukraine and the Russian Federation continue mutual attacks on civilian infrastructure, effectively blocking key ports and shipping routes, which reduces supplies from the Black Sea region. Thus, in August 2025, the Russian...
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Oil prices fell 7.4% in a week, but another exchange of missile strikes between the US and Iran resumed price growth
31.08.2026
November Brent crude futures, after a two-week rise of 13% last week, fell 7.4% to $88/barrel (+4.1% month-on-month) on news of an increase in the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. But on Sunday, the US carried out its first strikes in a month on launchers on Larak Island, from where the IRGC planned to remotely mine the strait, and on Monday night, Iran attacked US bases in Jordan and the UAE. Because of this, on Monday, since the start of trading on Asian...
