Commodity watch · updated Nov 13, 7:44 AM EST

Uzbekistan: commodities

For every crop USDA forecasts and every country that matters for it: USDA's crop outlook, the weather forecast over the main growing regions at the crop's stage, trade, prices and hedge funds' bets, and how much our sources are saying about it. A plain score from 0 to 100 says how much the supply looks at risk, and when the risk is real but the news is quiet, the watch raises a flag. Now: 800 cards for 62 commodities, 5 flagged.

Table grapes

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 1.7 million t in 2025/26, down 0% on last year, 6% of the world's

TradeExports 225,000 t, 5% of the world's

NewsNo reports in our sources in the last 14 days

Cherries

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 303,400 t in 2026/27, down 0% on last year, 6% of the world's

TradeExports 40,000 t, 4% of the world's

NewsNo reports in our sources in the last 14 days

Cottonseed oil

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 200,000 t in 2026/27, down 2% on last year, 5% of the world's

TradeImports 6,000 t, 8% of the world's

Cottonseed meal

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 568,000 t in 2026/27, down 1.9% on last year, 4% of the world's

TradeImports 10,000 t, 5% of the world's

Cottonseed

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 1.3 million t in 2026/27, down 1.3% on last year, 3% of the world's

TradeExports 1,000 t

NewsNo reports in our sources in the last 14 days

Cotton

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 3.4 million bales in 2026/27, down 1.3% on last year, 3% of the world's

WeatherNo weather risk in the next 10 days in the main growing regions

TradeImports 250,000 bales

MarketCotton (A Index) $2/kg in October, down 4.8% on the month, up 19% on the year, the lowest since July 2026; hedge funds betting on higher prices (44,168 contracts net)

News10 reports in our sources in the last 14 days

Peaches and nectarines

0· no cut expected

CropUSDA: 233,400 t in 2026/27, down 0% on last year

TradeExports 100,000 t, 10% of the world's

NewsNo reports in our sources in the last 14 days

Bought from the US

USDA's weekly export sales, the week to October 29, 2026: new sales less cancellations, and this marketing year's shipments.

Commodity	This week	Shipped this year
beef	0 t	16 ta year earlier 12

Who buys its commodities

Its biggest commodity exports (farm, energy, metals) in 2024 and their main buyers, by value (CEPII BACI, January 2026 release, from UN trade statistics; Etalab Open Licence 2.0).

Gold $9.7 billionSwitzerland 64%, United Kingdom 36%, Italy 0.4%, Singapore 0.3%
Natural gas $740 millionChina 98%, Tajikistan 1.8%, Kyrgyzstan 0.1%
Copper $600 millionChina 88%, India 8.5%, Saudi Arabia 1.7%, Turkey 1.2%
Potash $506 millionBrazil 83%, China 2.9%, Indonesia 2.5%, Lithuania 2.1%
Urea $221 millionAfghanistan 28%, Romania 13%, Tajikistan 11%, Lithuania 10%
Table grapes $186 millionRussia 82%, Kazakhstan 8.2%, Kyrgyzstan 5.7%, Belarus 3.6%
Silver $163 millionIndia 57%, United Kingdom 42%, Switzerland 0.8%, Fed. Rep. of Germany (...1990) 0%
Iron ore $136 millionTurkey 100%, China 0%
Zinc $129 millionRussia 57%, Turkey 27%, India 8.1%, China 1.8%
Peaches and nectarines $97 millionRussia 83%, Kazakhstan 12%, Kyrgyzstan 5%, Belarus 0.2%

Where its commodities come from

Its biggest commodity imports in 2024 and where they come from, by value.

Natural gas $1.6 billionRussia 55%, Turkmenistan 45%
Sugar $650 millionBrazil 58%, Russia 28%, Kazakhstan 6.2%, Azerbaijan 2%
Wheat $592 millionKazakhstan 99%, Russia 1%, Afghanistan 0%, Turkey 0%
Crude oil $356 millionRussia 80%, Turkmenistan 14%, Kazakhstan 6.4%, Azerbaijan 0.1%
Beef $354 millionBelarus 37%, India 26%, Kazakhstan 25%, Russia 4.1%
Sunflower oil $278 millionKazakhstan 61%, Russia 39%, United States 0.1%, Tajikistan 0%
Copper $190 millionSingapore 53%, Kazakhstan 35%, Kyrgyzstan 8.8%, Tajikistan 3.2%
Aluminium $163 millionRussia 67%, Kazakhstan 23%, Azerbaijan 4.9%, Tajikistan 2.8%
Soybean meal $154 millionRussia 63%, Latvia 18%, India 7.5%, Argentina 5.5%
Chicken $84 millionTurkey 29%, Poland 20%, Russia 13%, Belarus 7.9%

Uzbekistan's country page

Prices, October 2026

The World Bank's monthly averages in US dollars (the Pink Sheet, updated November 3), against the month before and a year before. Licensed CC BY 4.0.

Commodity	Price	Month	Year
Energy
Crude oil, average	108.5 $/bbl	+6.1%	+72.2%
Crude oil, Brent	125 $/bbl	+7%	+93.2%
Crude oil, Dubai	102.7 $/bbl	+10.1%	+59.7%
Crude oil, WTI	97.7 $/bbl	+0.8%	+62.3%
Coal, Australian	152.3 $/mt	+3.5%	+41.7%
Coal, South African	100 $/mt	+1.8%	+9.2%
Natural gas, US	2.96 $/mmbtu	+0.3%	−7.5%
Natural gas, Europe	28.5 $/mmbtu	+12.1%	+161.7%
Liquefied natural gas, Japan	16.59 $/mmbtu	+2%	+49.5%
Natural gas index	182.7 2010=100	+8.9%	+86.2%
Beverages
Cocoa	5.75 $/kg	−2.9%	−3.4%
Coffee, Arabica	7.4 $/kg	+1.9%	−16.9%
Coffee, Robusta	3.63 $/kg	−1.6%	−23.4%
Tea, avg 3 auctions	2.88 $/kg	+0.7%	−4.3%
Tea, Colombo	3.75 $/kg	+0.5%	−4.8%
Tea, Kolkata	2.55 $/kg	+0.8%	−10.8%
Tea, Mombasa	2.33 $/kg	+1.3%	+4.5%
Food
Coconut oil	2,029 $/mt	−2.4%	−20.3%
Groundnuts	1,600 $/mt	+2.4%	+33.3%
Fish meal	2,840 $/mt	−2.6%	+60.5%
Groundnut oil	1,850 $/mt	−0.5%	+13.6%
Palm oil	1,120 $/mt	−5.1%	+7.9%
Palm kernel oil	2,287 $/mt	−2.9%	+0.6%
Soybeans	515 $/mt	−1.7%	+27.5%
Soybean oil	1,546 $/mt	−4.3%	+36.6%
Soybean meal	453 $/mt	+1.3%	+27.2%
Rapeseed oil	1,405 $/mt	−2.6%	+11.2%
Sunflower oil	1,413 $/mt	+1.4%	+3.7%
Barley	80.4 $/mtAugust 2020	—	—
Maize	226.5 $/mt	−5.5%	+14.3%
Sorghum	189.5 $/mtAugust 2020	—	—
Rice, Thai 5%	489 $/mt	+1.5%	+37.4%
Rice, Thai 25%	472 $/mt	+2.4%	+34.5%
Rice, Thai A.1	467.4 $/mt	−1.2%	+39.1%
Rice, Viet Namese 5%	413.9 $/mt	−1.1%	+13.2%
Wheat, US SRW	260.3 $/mt	−6.6%	+24.4%
Wheat, US HRW	317 $/mt	−8.6%	+37.3%
Banana, Europe	1.1 $/kg	−1.8%	−2.7%
Banana, US	1.18 $/kg	+5.4%	+4.4%
Orange	0.75 $/kg	−5.1%	−28.6%
Beef	6.83 $/kg	−0.4%	−3.7%
Chicken	1.84 $/kg	+1.7%	+7%
Lamb	7.48 $/kg	+3%	+18.2%
Shrimps, Mexican	8.6 $/kgOctober 2023	—	—
Sugar, EU	0.37 $/kg	−2.6%	−2.6%
Sugar, US	0.92 $/kg	+8.2%	+19.5%
Sugar, world	0.43 $/kg	+4.9%	+26.5%
Raw materials
Tobacco, US import u.v.	6,775 $/mtJuly 2026	—	—
Logs, Cameroon	392.1 $/cubic meter	−2.7%	−3.7%
Logs, Malaysian	188.5 $/cubic meter	−0.9%	−4.1%
Sawnwood, Cameroon	636.8 $/cubic meter	−0.9%	−0.5%
Sawnwood, Malaysian	724.3 $/cubic meter	−1%	−0.5%
Plywood	345.8 cents/sheet	−0.9%	−4.1%
Cotton, A Index	2 $/kg	−4.8%	+19%
Rubber, TSR20	2.55 $/kg	+5.8%	+49.1%
Rubber, RSS3	2.83 $/kg	+2.9%	+41.5%
Fertilizers
Phosphate rock	170 $/mt	0%	+11.5%
DAP	803.1 $/mt	+0.3%	+6.5%
TSP	692 $/mt	+0.3%	+5.1%
Urea	420 $/mt	+3.1%	+6.5%
Potassium chloride	357.5 $/mt	−2.7%	+1.6%
Metals and minerals
Aluminum	3,061 $/mt	−6.8%	+9.6%
Iron ore, cfr spot	90.8 $/dmtu	−7.1%	−12.3%
Copper	14,508 $/mt	+0.2%	+35.1%
Lead	1,860 $/mt	−0.7%	−5.5%
Tin	51,696 $/mt	−3.8%	+43.6%
Nickel	15,436 $/mt	−5.4%	+2.3%
Zinc	3,818 $/mt	−5%	+21.1%
Precious metals
Gold	4,105 $/troy oz	−5%	+1.2%
Platinum	1,621 $/troy oz	−9.1%	+0.3%
Silver	57 $/troy oz	−11.8%	+15.4%

The record

Each card's score calls USDA's next revision of the country's crop: 50 or more “cut likely”, 30 to 49 “cut possible”, under 30 “no cut expected”. When USDA revises (grains, oilseeds and cotton every month, about the 10th; coffee and sugar twice a year), the last call before it is checked against what USDA did.

Call	Calls	USDA cut	Raised	Unchanged
no cut expected	403	30	32	341
cut possible	1	0	1	0

Sources

Crop figures: USDA FAS (PSD, Weekly Export Sales). Prices: World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet), CC BY 4.0. Hedge funds: CFTC Commitments of Traders. Weather: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), normals from NASA POWER. Trade partners: CEPII BACI (Etalab Open Licence 2.0). Crop calendars after USDA FAS's; growing regions are the main ones of each main producer.

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