- Ukrainian feed corn prices declined by UAH 100-200 per tonne over the past week amid weak export demand.
- A modest increase in available grain supply from producers added to the downward pressure on domestic prices.
- The most notable price weakness was recorded in the southern regions of Ukraine, where CPT bids adjusted lower.
Market Update
Downward price dynamics have returned to the Ukrainian feed corn market this week. The adjustment reflects the combination of softer export prices and a slight increase in grain offers from producers, which has weighed on domestic values.
As of December 5, CPT (Carriage Paid To) bid prices have shifted lower, with the most pronounced declines reported in the southern regions of Ukraine where selling interest and logistical availability remain relatively high.
| Metric | Value (per tonne) |
|---|---|
| CPT Bid Price Range | UAH 8,500 – 9,900 |
| Weekly Price Change | – UAH 100 to 200 |
Analysis
Bearish. Increased farmer selling combined with weaker export demand is clearly pressuring Ukrainian corn prices. This environment intensifies competition among sellers and may create more attractive buying opportunities for domestic and export-oriented buyers seeking competitively priced feed corn. Market participants will be monitoring whether the price correction is sufficient to stimulate renewed export interest in the near term.
Source: Market Data
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