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Against the backdrop of increased demand and devaluation of the hryvnia, export prices for food wheat increased by 100-200 UAH/t to 10,300-10,500 UAH/t or $215-220/t, and for feed wheat by 100-150 UAH/t to 9,850-10,000 UAH/t or $207-208/t with delivery to Black Sea ports.

Trends in exports and prices of Ukrainian wheat continue to attract considerable interest among market participants and analysts. January and February are traditionally the peak months for grain trading, when prices often reach their highest levels. Amid global balance sheet changes, such as the adjustment of export quotas in Russia, Ukraine continues to play an

In December and January, Ukraine's wheat exports were lower than last year, indicating a decline in export demand due to higher prices. However, the competition between exporters and processors for quality wheat is intensifying as farmers restrain sales. In MY 2024/25, Ukraine exported 10.26 mln tonnes of wheat, up 25% compared to 8.2 mln tonnes