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Despite a decline in recent months, the annual average of the FAO Food Price Index has exceeded the 2024 figure
12.01.2026
In December, the average value of the FAO Food Price Index decreased compared to November by 0.6% to 124.3 points, which is 2.3% lower than the December 2024 figure and 22.4% lower than the peak value of March 2022. The annual average value of this index was 127.2 points, which is 4.3% higher than the 2024 figure. The FAO Cereal Price Index rose 1.7% in December from November to 107.3 points. A possible disruption in supplies from the Black Sea region supported wheat prices, while...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on January 9, 2026
09.01.2026
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, $ FOB, $ DAF, $ CIF, $ Wheat mill offals 6000 Mustard seeds 35000 Coriander 28500 Corn 9680 ↓ 34 8213 7800 ↓ 130 203 188 Sunflower seeds ...
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Ukraine failed to exhaust the EU wheat import quota in 2025 — ASAP Agri
09.01.2026
According to the European Commission, in 2025, Ukraine was unable to fully use the EU quota for wheat imports of 758.3 thousand tons, and 232.5 thousand tons remained unsold. This is confirmed by Ukrainian statistics, according to which during June-December 2025, Ukraine exported about 534 thousand tons of wheat to the EU. This was stated by the head of editorial content and analytics at ASAP Agri Viktoriya Blazhko in a comment to Latifundist.com . The quota was restored on June 6,...
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Experts predict a decline in palm oil prices in 2026
09.01.2026
According to the average estimate of 10 analysts, traders and government officials surveyed by Platts (S&P Global Energy), in 2026, crude palm oil futures on the Malaysian Commodity Exchange will average 4,200 ringgit/t or $1,037.4/t (compared to the average price in 2025 of 4,236.7 ringgit/t, 2024 of 4,000 ringgit/t and 2023 of 3,800 ringgit/t). Then, if the biofuel mandate in Indonesia is increased from B40 to B50, demand and prices could increase. The price...
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Legal entities are increasing the volume of purchases of agricultural land in Ukraine, which increases its price
09.01.2026
According to the Ministry of Economy, from January to mid-December 2025, 115.6 thousand land plots with a total area of over 340 thousand hectares were sold in Ukraine. At the initial stage of opening the land market, the key factor was the volume of the land bank, but in 2025 the focus shifted to the quality of the plots and their location. In total, during 2025, the following were purchased: legal entities - 43.01 thousand land plots with a total area of 128.21 thousand hectares at...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on January 8, 2026
08.01.2026
The weighted average purchase price of grains and oilseeds in Ukraine on CPT terminals, EXW elevators, CPT processors, FCA, CPT dollar, FOB, DAF, CIF Corn prices in Ukraine have risen slightly since the beginning of the year amid a strengthening dollar against the hryvnia and a shortage of supplies at ports. Another week of freezing weather will hold back supplies, which will push up prices, so we need to seize the moment and step up sales. Rapeseed prices in Paris have recovered somewhat...
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Rapeseed prices are gradually recovering, but may soon decline again
08.01.2026
February rapeseed futures in Paris, after falling before Christmas to a yearly low of €450/t, are gradually recovering and have already risen by 3.7% to €466.75/t or $545/t amid delays in deliveries from Ukraine due to shelling of ports and restraint in sales by European farmers who expect prices to rise, as was the case in January-February last year, when quotes rose by 8-9%. But now we need to take into account a sharp increase in canola supply from Canada and Australia, as well as...
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Corn prices in Ukrainian ports are rising amid supply delays, so farmers should take advantage of this
08.01.2026
The seasonal decrease in farmers' activity during the New Year holidays and the problems with unloading at Black Sea ports, which were observed at the end of 2025, sharply increase traders' need for corn supplies and force them to increase purchase prices. Additionally, prices are supported by the rise in the dollar exchange rate against the hryvnia and forecasts of severe frosts and snowfalls, which will further slow down deliveries to ports next week. Corn...
