In the ports of Danube and Great Odesa, the bid prices of corn have been growing during the last two weeks according to Apk-Inform.
Demand from the traders supports the prices compared to other crops and expected decrease of corn production in the EU because of drought.
Traders raised their bid prices of corn for delivery to the ports of the Danube and Great Odesa to 190-215 USD/t CPT-port (180-200 USD/t two weeks ago) or 7200-8350 UAH/t CPT-port.
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