Ukrainian wheat prices continued to decline last week as processors bought only as needed and livestock-feed buyers made small purchases without building stocks. Prices also fell at Ukrainian ports, with food wheat quoted at $147–155 per tonne and feed wheat at $129–140 per tonne, CPT port.
Limited buying and the absence of stockbuilding leave sellers competing for demand, weighing on domestic and export-market wheat prices. Some farmers are holding back quality wheat sales, which may constrain immediate availability of that grade.
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