
UkrAgroConsult expects world barley output to rise to 155 million tonnes in 2026/27 with initial stocks of 21.3 million tonnes. Turkey, China and Iran are expected to cut imports, while smaller Southern Hemisphere harvests may limit export supply.
China's return to active buying around July is seen as a possible price support.
Weaker import demand from major buyers is offset by possible tighter Southern Hemisphere exports, so Black Sea barley prices may stay range-bound with high weather sensitivity.
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