Almost 9,200 wagons with various goods were found waiting for a transfer through Ukraine’s western land border crossing points on November 23 compared with 11,600 wagons in late October.
On average 242 wagons were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing point as of November 23 (up 33 units per day in two weeks). In particular, 203 wagons were moving on export routes (up 20 units), while 39 wagons arrived with imported goods (up 13 wagons).
In ten months, the Romanian port of Constanta shipped 29.4 million t of grain, including 11.7 million t from Ukraine (8.6 million t of Ukrainian products were handled last year). Thus, the share of Ukrainian grain in the cargo turnover in Constanta amounted to almost 40%.
As many as 5,400 wagons with grain were found waiting for unloading at Ukrainian sea ports on November 16. Taking into account that approximately 967 wagons are accepted at the stations per day
A total of 10.97 million tonnes of grain and legumes were exported from Ukraine since the beginning of the current marketing year started July 1 and up to November 15, 2023, which is 30% below the result of the same period of MY 2022/2023.
In the U.S., wheat export prices have declined under pressure from heavy global supply, as well as past rains favorable for crops. However, crop conditions have deteriorated during the week, which should have supported quotes.
Corn prices have risen in Brazil due to concerns about potential production volumes. Delayed soybean planting, along with weather conditions and expectations of reduced planting area, is also weighing on potential corn production.
Grain exports from Ukraine by railways exceeded 1.2 million tonnes in the period started November 1 and ended November 15. To compare, a total of 1.73 million t of grain were carried abroad by railways in October, according to updated reports.
Approximately 10,500 wagons were waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western land border crossing points on November 15, down 2,355 wagons compared with October 31. In particular, as many as 2,009 wagons were standing loaded with grain on November 15