MARKET SIGNALS TO WATCH, October 6 – 13

UkrAgroConsult shares key highlights from Weekly Grain & Oilseed Reports (October 6 – 13, 2025).

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Black Sea & Danube region:

• Black Sea & Danube: high regional wheat output meets cautious demand
• Bulgaria is likely to become a net corn importer
• The real result of 2025/26 is market share rotation among biggest wheat exporters
• russia: lower export taxes support FOB competitiveness, but world prices still set the ceiling
• Low prices and loss-making corn production in Poland
• Stable wheat market in Hungary with a slight decrease in prices
• Oilseed market trends across RO BG HU RS and UA, October 2025
• Bulgaria is shifting from raw rapeseed exports to the value chain rapeseed oil and meal
• Rising domestic prices and increased competition among rapeseed processors in Poland
• Weak sunflower harvest despite record acreage in Hungary

Ukraine:

• Most rapeseed and soy exporters still can’t get proper papers despite official statements about mechanism of lifting 10% export duty
• Ukraine agri exports under fire: freight up, what about competitiveness?
• Demand for wheat is gradually recovering with focus on wheat quality
• Barley remains the priciest feed grain in Ukraine, which caps buying interest
• Prolonged rains slowed down corn harvest increasing logistics and grain drying costs
• Sunflowers are either in the field or in storage, and supply is low
• Crushers intend to maximize sunflower oil production in the coming months

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