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Ukrainian feed barley export prices rose to about $170-172/t at Black Sea ports, still $15-20/t below feed wheat and corn. China cut barley purchases in September to support its own producers, slowing Ukrainian exports.
Reduced Chinese demand and an expected good EU barley harvest limit export demand, capping how far Black Sea barley prices can rise.
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