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Ukrainian corn export and domestic prices fell again this week, with Danube CPT bids quoted around 140–150 USD/tonne and Greater Odesa bids down 2–5 USD/tonne. Buyers cite rising global stocks, competition from South American origins, thin domestic liquidity and logistics constraints at Danube and Odesa ports.
Lower Black Sea feed corn offers cheaper supply to importers and adds pressure to global corn benchmarks, while port constraints keep a wedge between Ukrainian and competing origins.
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