Tag: wheat

The global wheat market is currently facing notable downward volatility, with key futures falling on major exchanges. Weaker closes on Euronext and CBOT reflect persistent supply-side pressures—the September Euronext wheat […]

The global wheat market in mid-2025 is navigating a complex landscape shaped by shifting procurement policies, technological reforms, and evolving supply-demand fundamentals. Major wheat-producing regions, notably in Ukraine, France, and […]

The wheat market continues to navigate a phase of stabilization, trading near cycle lows despite pockets of support from recent fundamental data. On Euronext, wheat futures showed only marginal upward […]

The wheat market is facing a new wave of volatility as conflicting supply outlooks, geopolitical risks, and weather disruptions create uncertainty for producers, traders, and end users. Recent price corrections […]

The UK wheat market is heading into MY 2025/26 with an optimistic rebound in production, following one of the weakest harvests in recent years. This recovery is mainly attributed to […]

The wheat market is currently demonstrating notable stability across major exchanges, but the undercurrents reveal a cautiously bearish sentiment. After a protracted period of volatility driven by uncertain crop outlooks […]

The wheat market enters June 2025 gripped by fresh uncertainty as Ukraine, one of the world’s major wheat exporters, reports a sharp fall in export volumes. According to Ukraine’s State […]

The wheat market is riding a wave of mixed signals as early June unfolds. The Euronext closed slightly firmer on Wednesday, with the front-month September contract notching a modest gain […]

The global wheat market has recently been navigating through choppy waters, with Euronext milling wheat futures dipping to their lowest level in months. The past week saw heightened bearish sentiment […]

The wheat market has entered a volatile phase, with prices clawing back from recent lows only to face renewed pressure as the week unfolds. Early short-covering activity provided respite on […]