MARKET SIGNALS TO WATCH, October 27 – November 3
UkrAgroConsult shares key highlights from Weekly Grain & Oilseed Reports (October 27 – November 3, 2025).
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Black Sea & Danube region:
- Will yellow pea import tax be lifted in April 2026?
- Black Sea-Danube-Balkan: logistics as a key market driver. Whoever controls barge, rail and berth wins
- October wheat exports were near 4.9 M mt, confirming russia is still price maker into MENA and Turkey
- Due to the stable export demand, Romanian barley price fluctuates very close to the price of milling wheat
- Romanian corn producers are considering expanding wheat and soybeans area in 2026
- Weather not price volatility sets Serbia’s wheat trends
- Policy over models. EU and Central and Eastern European countries legal changes
- Black Sea-Danube-Balkan: oilseed exports remain minimal unless regulation eases
- Regional oilseed deficits repeat for a third year
- Rapeseed in Poland: the best trading week in recent months
Ukraine:
- Global corn harvest reduced Ukrainian corn competitiveness
- Peas competition is not only global but also regional as EU, Ukraine and russia raise output.
- The Statistics Service of Ukraine increased the 2025 sunflower area
- Rapeseed and soy split between crush and export. 50:50?
- Oilseed rallies are controlled as crushers blend oilseed to continue activity
- Soybean area may decrease in 2026
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