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Ukrainian farmers threshed 21.5% of the projected area
27.07.2026
As of July 27, 2026, 10.63 million tons of grain and leguminous crops were threshed in Ukraine from 2.53 million hectares or 21.5% of the projected areas (+5.18 million tons per week) with an average yield of 4.2 t/a. During the week, the average yield increased from 4.07 to 4.2 t/ha, which indicates the expansion of harvesting regions and the inclusion of regions with high crop productivity in the harvest. By crop, the following was collected on the specified...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on July 27, 2026
27.07.2026
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 offals5500Peas1000011200Coriander35000Corn996086838500 ↓ 308200 ↓ 5208250Flax610Rape-seed oil1250Sunflower oil1225Wheat grade II102008760 ↓ 11205Wheat grade III9914 ↓ 828650...
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Sharp drop in August rapeseed futures indicates significant supply in the market
27.07.2026
On Friday, August rapeseed futures on the Euronext Paris exchange fell by 5.5% to €515.75/t, completely erasing the growth of the last two weeks amid active sales of August contracts, which expire by the end of July. Traders and funds that do not plan to make real physical deliveries of the commodity are massively liquidating their long positions and switching to trading in November contracts, which on Friday fell by only 2.2% to €550.75/t or $628/t (+4.3% in two weeks) under the...
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Oil prices started the week with a sharp drop amid a halt in mutual shelling and the resumption of talks between the US and Iran
27.07.2026
Amid 13 days of US airstrikes on Iran and attacks on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, oil prices rose 20% during the week, but fell on Friday as traders began to book profits, given the continued supply of oil from the Red Sea. September Brent crude futures, after reaching a 2-month high of $102/barrel on Thursday, fell 3.7% to $97/barrel on Friday (+31% for the month). Traders expected the US to step up its attacks on Iran over the weekend, but the attacks...
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Traders believe that Danube ports will not be able to replace the ports of Greater Odessa
27.07.2026
Against the background of shipowners' refusal to load vessels in the ports of Greater Odessa, traders have increasingly begun to redirect cargo traffic to the ports of the Danube. However, these ports will not be able to become a full-fledged alternative to Odessa due to low water levels, shallow depths, and the threat of shelling. Mykola Gorbachev, president of the Ukrainian Grain Association, told Latifundist in an interview. According to him, with the existing...
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Heat in the US and Europe and favorable conditions in Ukraine will benefit the harvest of late crops
27.07.2026
Traders' main attention is now focused on the weather in Europe, where another heat wave will continue to worsen the condition of corn crops and other late crops. Rain is expected across Europe on Sunday and Monday, but in France, which has been suffering from drought this summer, precipitation will be limited. Next week, Europe is expected to experience another heat wave, which will cause more damage to western regions. In eastern regions, stress situations will begin to...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on July 24, 2026
24.07.2026
Grain procurement prices in Ukraine remain under the influence of the new harvest supply, exporter demand, and developments in global agricultural markets. As of July 24, 2026, traders are purchasing Grade 2 wheat at an average price of UAH 10,200/t, corn at UAH 9,960/t, barley at UAH 9,279/t, sunflower seeds at UAH 26,686/t, soybeans at UAH 20,100/t, and rapeseed at UAH 23,180/t. Current procurement prices for grain and oilseed crops by region and delivery basis are provided in...
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Corn stock quotes are rising, but prices in Ukraine continue to fall
24.07.2026
Corn quotes have gained new grounds for growth, and after the heat in France, there is now the prospect of stopping sea exports from Ukraine and another increase in oil prices by 20% in a week. The main factor behind the increase in quotes was the suspension of loading operations of vessels in Ukrainian Black Sea ports after the damage to about a dozen civilian vessels in recent weeks, as well as damage to grain terminals, which forced international traders to suspend purchases at...
