In March 2025, Ukraine achieved significant success in wheat exports, shipping 1.1 million tons abroad. This marked one of the highest monthly figures of the current season. Although a slight decrease in export volumes is expected in April, they will still remain at a high level.

For April, 850,000 tons of wheat have already been contracted. Export volumes could reach 1 million tons. Despite an overall stagnation in demand on the European market, Ukrainian grain continues to find buyers, particularly in Egypt. According to analysts’ forecasts, the conditional average price for the new second class harvest in July could range from $190–200 per ton on a CPT-port basis, while the current price is fixed at $210–215. A potential decrease could be up to $20 per ton.

On the domestic market, the best prices are currently offered by milling enterprises: 10,500 – 11,000 UAH per ton for second and third class wheat. Amid sluggish export demand, this could be a more profitable solution for farmers.

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