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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on October 6, 2026
06.10.2026
The weighted average purchase price of grains and oilseeds in Ukraine on CPT terminals, EXW elevators, CPT processors, FCA, CPT dollar, FOB, DAF, CIF Purchase prices in Ukraine CPT terminal, UAH EXW elevators, UAH CPT processor, UAH FCA, UAH FCA, $ CPT terminal, $ DAF, $ CIF, $ Wheat mill offals3500 ↓ 35080Mustard seeds6000Peas13000Buckwheat38000Coriander36000Corn80505500 ↓ 10005900 ↓ 425203270Flax25000560Rape-seed oil1125Sunflower oil22025 ↓ 209051160 ↑...
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India sharply reduces sunflower oil imports due to supply disruptions from the Black Sea region
06.10.2026
Total imports of edible oils into India in September 2026 decreased by 3.75% compared to August to 1.5 million tons. The largest drop was recorded in the sunflower oil segment. Its imports in September decreased by 36% m/m to 103 thousand tons, which was the lowest figure since April 2022. The main reason was disruptions in supplies from the Black Sea region. Due to the shortage of sunflower oil, Indian importers have been actively purchasing palm oil. Its shipments in September...
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Rapeseed prices in Ukraine are falling under the pressure of cheaper sunflower and falling stock prices
06.10.2026
Constant attacks on Ukrainian ports and ships continue to complicate exports and reduce demand for raw materials from processors, so prices for sunflower, soybeans, and rapeseed in Ukraine remain under pressure. Over the past week, another oil extraction plant in Chornomorsk was damaged, where oil tanks caught fire and the plant's operations were halted. Several ships leaving Danube ports were also hit. Favorable weather in Canada is allowing for an accelerated...
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Weak demand and expensive logistics continue to put pressure on wheat prices in Ukraine
06.10.2026
Delays in wheat supplies from Ukraine and the Russian Federation are forcing many importers to postpone purchases to the second half of the season. Therefore, demand prices on world exchanges and physical markets remain relatively stable, while domestic prices in Ukraine continue to decline due to complex and expensive export logistics. During the week, December futures for US wheat were virtually unchanged: soft winter SRW wheat in Chicago rose in price by 0.5% to...
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Record oilseed harvest in Russia of up to 39–40 million tons may increase pressure on world prices
06.10.2026
The gross harvest of the main oilseed crops in the Russian Federation in 2026, excluding the occupied territories, could reach a record 39–40 million tons compared to 34.4 million tons in 2025, i.e. an increase of approximately 4–5 million tons. Oilseed acreage also reached a historic high — 22.5 million hectares excluding new regions and 23.2 million hectares including them, which is 4% more than last year. According to the RUSEED analytical center, the...
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Saudi Arabia purchased 683,000 tons of wheat in a tender at prices up to $348/ton C&F
06.10.2026
Saudi Arabia has purchased about 683,000 tonnes of durum wheat with a protein content of 12.5% in an international tender that ended on October 5, compared to the initial planned volume of 535,000 tonnes, the country's General Food Security Authority (GFSA) said. The tender offered wheat originating from the EU, the Black Sea region, North and South America, and Australia. The contracted grain is to be delivered in 11 batches during November–December...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on October 5, 2026
05.10.2026
In early October, Ukraine's grain market remains influenced by the active harvesting of late-season crops and increasing new-crop supplies. Corn continues to face the strongest pressure, while wheat prices remain relatively stable. At the same time, sunflower prices vary significantly depending on the delivery basis, while the soybean market is showing mixed dynamics. Corn is currently being purchased at around UAH 8,050/t on a CPT terminal basis, UAH 6,500/t EXW and...
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Favorable weather in the US, Europe and Ukraine increases pressure on agricultural quotes
05.10.2026
Traders' main focus is now on the weather in North and South America, where improving conditions are helping to accelerate the harvest and planting season and gradually reducing the speculative impact of weather risks on prices. Last week, heavy rains hit the US corn belt, temporarily delaying the harvest of late crops but also significantly replenishing moisture reserves for winter planting. The front is gradually leaving the Midwest, where Iowa, northern Illinois and...
