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Vegetable oil quotes are stable, but pressure on sunflower oil prices is increasing
18.02.2026
The New Year celebrations in China and Asia are somewhat reducing activity on the global vegetable oil market - demand is declining, trading is not taking place, but quotes remained stable during the week, and only sunflower oil prices in the EU received additional pressure from increased supply. April Brent crude futures fell 1.9% to $67.50 a barrel on the week as ongoing talks between the US and Iran continued to weigh on palm oil prices, which are still 6.5% higher than last...
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Ukraine's wheat export prices continue to rise due to limited supply
18.02.2026
A new wave of frost and ice continued to hamper grain deliveries to Ukrainian ports this week, forcing exporters to raise purchase prices to increase supplies. Wheat prices are also rising, supported by speculation about the impact of frost on winter wheat crops in major exporting countries, but increased competition from wheat from Argentina and Australia, as well as wheat exports from India, will continue to keep wheat prices low. During the week, export purchase...
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The Government of Ukraine has allocated over UAH 5.6 billion to support domestic business
18.02.2026
The Cabinet of Ministers has allocated over UAH 5.6 billion to support Ukrainian entrepreneurs who continue to work in conditions of full-scale invasion, the Government Portal reports, citing a statement by Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko. Part of the allocated funds will be directed to the development of investments and the clearance of mined lands. About UAH 1.8 billion will go to partial compensation (25%) of the cost of agricultural machinery and equipment for almost...
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In 2025/26 MY, Turkey will increase sunflower imports due to supplies from the EU
18.02.2026
In a February report, USDA experts increased the forecast for sunflower imports to Turkey in the 2025/26 MY by 0.2 million tons compared to January estimates, to a 6-year high of 1 million tons, which would exceed the 2024/25 MY figure by 0.2 million tons. This is due to increased sunflower imports due to a sharp reduction in domestic harvests after the drought to an almost 10-year low of 1.2-1.4 million tons. EU countries (mainly Romania and Bulgaria), despite...
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Bulgaria purchased about 400,000 tons of sunflower from Argentina, increasing pressure on oilseeds in the EU
18.02.2026
In the coming weeks, Bulgaria will receive the first ship with 40,000 tons of Argentine sunflower seeds out of a total volume of 400,000 tons, which should be delivered by the end of February - beginning of March. If ten ships with sunflower from Argentina arrive on schedule, total sunflower imports to the region (including supplies to Romania) will reach almost 500,000 tons, which will significantly affect the balance of oilseed crops in the Balkans. Bulgaria's...
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Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on February 17, 2026
17.02.2026
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 offals6000 ↓ 250Mustard seeds36000Peas11300Coriander32000Corn10136 ↓ 488079100 ↑ 312213222200239Soybean hulls granulated150 ↑ 5rapeseed cake190Soybean meal320Rape-seed...
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China reduced demand for Ukrainian sunflower meal ahead of Lunar New Year celebrations
17.02.2026
With the start of the Lunar New Year holidays (February 17), China is slowing down the import of meal, which Ukrainian exporters of sunflower meal have already felt. Atria Brokers experts note that the reduction in demand on the eve of the holidays is an atypical picture. In the near future, meal prices in Ukraine will remain under pressure from low demand, although meal prices in China are quite stable. The recent drop in soybean meal prices in Dalian has increased...
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Corn demand prices in Ukrainian ports fell under pressure from increased supply
17.02.2026
The increase in prices and short-term improvement in logistics contributed to the intensification of corn supplies to ports, which allowed traders to purchase the necessary volumes and reduce purchase prices. During the week, export demand prices for corn in Ukraine fell by $1-2/t to $211-212/t or UAH 10,300-10,350/t with delivery to Black Sea ports, as world corn prices remain under pressure from increased supply. In the first 15 days of February 2026, Ukraine...
