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Freight rates for Ukrainian grain are mostly stable as tonnage demand fails to sustain last week's rise. Corn rates from Ukraine to southern China and Italy held near recent levels, and bunker fuel prices are easing after Israel-Iran tensions eased.
Flat freight and softer fuel costs suggest little near-term pressure on Black Sea grain export margins. Subdued demand while farmers await the new season points to limited upward pressure on freight.
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