MARKET SIGNALS TO WATCH, September 29 – October 6
UkrAgroConsult shares key highlights from Weekly Grain & Oilseed Reports (September 29 – October 6, 2025).
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Black Sea & Danube region:
- Black Sea & Danube: Trend toward shifting to more winter crops area
- For SE Europe exporters competition from Black Sea stays sharp; buyers have the leverage
- Poland: record stocks and need for growing exports
- Romania is set up for record wheat and barley exports in 2025/26
- Black Sea & Danube oilseeds market: low yields, constrained exports, hopes for trade recovery
- October in Bulgaria and Romania: Can floods after drought make logistics costs bullish?
- Rapeseed record yields in Poland
Ukraine:
- Ukraine soybeans and rapeseed exports will recover soon
- Nobody can ignore tariffs, but the tariffs will not ignore anybody margin. Keep a Plan B ready
- Soybean yields exceeded last year’s figures, while sunflower yields remained below 2 mt/ha
- Exporter demand supported wheat prices, milling/feed spread remaining at $16–$17/mt
- The corn harvest lags behind last year’s, rain generate extra costs for drying
- Ukrainian barley is losing competitiveness, but POC prices remain stable
- Sunflower oil is demanded strongly by key importers
- Crush industry consolidation in Ukraine. UkrAgroConsult views further M&A in the next 2-4 years.
- Ukraine: more than 8 M mt of SFS harvested
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