Ukraine's barley market is recovering after a sharp early-harvest price drop, with purchase prices expected to return to about $200 per ton by late July. Ukrainian barley exports are moving actively, with about 80,000 tonnes shipped in early July and vessels scheduled for China and Saudi Arabia.
Analysts warn traders may struggle to secure later export volumes.
Active export demand and limited available supply support Ukrainian barley prices and could tighten Black Sea feed barley availability. The earlier drop was sentiment-driven, which suggests the recovery has fundamental backing.
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