
Ukraine. November wheat exports hit a new low

UkrAgroConsult
Article author:
Ukraine exported just 1.19 MMT of wheat in November that was below the five-year low. This season’s wheat exports totaled 12.1 MMT as of December 7, or 12% less than a year earlier, UkrAgroConsult reports.
Almost all major importers of Ukrainian wheat reduced purchases in November: Indonesia (-84%), Pakistan (-27%), the Philippines (-98%).
This decline was caused by a few reasons:
– an upward price trend in October,
– sluggish sales by farmers, who expected further price growth,
– non-competitiveness of Ukrainian wheat compared to French and Russian origins.
This season’s wheat exports from Russia are close to a record high. Moreover, news of recent days that a duty may be imposed on wheat exports from Russia gave additional support (+ USD 2/MT FOB on Friday) to Russian wheat price.
Full version of the article is available to subscribers for Online Analytics “Black Sea Grain” in the new innovative tool for agri market participants – AgriSupp by UkrAgroConsult. Subscribe to a 7-day free trial!!
Start using analytical data and increase your efficiency now!
Register to get your demo access: http://agrisupp.com/en/register/1
Read also
USDA raises Ukrainian wheat harvest estimate this year
The Counterparty Is Trying to Avoid Fulfilling the Contract. What Should You Do?
Kazakhstan to export 10.4 mln tons of grain in MY 2025/26
Pea production in Ukraine is growing at the fastest pace among agricultural crops
ADM, PepsiCo and Mars launch regenerative agriculture program in Poland
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon