Ukraine’s grain market remained under pressure on October 14, 2026, as increasing new-crop deliveries, limited storage capacity and high transport costs weighed particularly on corn. Corn was quoted at approximately UAH 8,000/t CPT terminal, versus UAH 6,000/t EXW and UAH 5,800/t FCA, down UAH 165/t. The gap between farm-area and terminal values reached UAH 2,000–2,200/t, while DAF indications stood near $190/t, highlighting the importance of inland logistics in export positioning.
Wheat prices were more stable, with Grade 2 at UAH 8,902/t CPT terminal and UAH 6,110/t EXW. Grade 3 wheat was assessed at UAH 8,683/t CPT and UAH 5,500/t EXW, while its FCA bid fell UAH 750/t to UAH 5,700/t. Barley was around UAH 7,100/t CPT terminal.
Oilseeds also reflected new-crop pressure. Sunflower seed prices were approximately UAH 16,900/t EXW and UAH 16,667/t CPT processor, down UAH 333/t. Soybeans were UAH 16,850/t EXW, with FCA bids down UAH 400/t to UAH 16,000/t. The data underline continued price segmentation between Ukrainian origin points and export infrastructure.