Pre-opening 17/06/2025
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Wheat+ 1 €/t+ 3 cents
CornUnch to +1 €/t+ 2 cents
RapeseedUnch
SoybeanUnch
Indexes 17/06/2025
€/$1,1568 $
Oil WTI71,77 $/b

Wheat (€/t)
Sept. 25202,00+1,75
Déc. 25213,50+2,75
Mars 26221,00+2,75
Mai 26225,50+2,50
Sept. 26226,75+2,25
Corn (€/t)
Août 25188,75+3,25
Nov. 25197,00+2,50
Mars 26204,25+2,25
Juin 26208,00+2,50
Août 26207,75+3,25
Rapeseed (€/t)
Août 25492,50+3,50
Nov. 25499,00+3,25
Févr. 26500,50+4,00
Mai 26499,75+4,50
Août 26480,75+4,50

17/06/2025

Wheat (€/t) : 1198 lots
LotsTypeStrike
7Call Sept. 25210,00
23Call Sept. 25250,00
80Call Sept. 25260,00
20Call Sept. 25280,00
80Call Sept. 25295,00
1Call Déc. 25211,00
50Call Déc. 25230,00
1Call Mars 26219,00
20Call Mars 26230,00
100Call Mars 26235,00
30Call Mars 26240,00
20Call Mai 26235,00
120Call Mai 26240,00
7Put Sept. 25190,00
107Put Sept. 25200,00
80Put Sept. 25210,00
50Put Déc. 25200,00
50Put Déc. 25210,00
1Put Déc. 25211,00
1Put Déc. 25212,00
60Put Déc. 25215,00
30Put Mars 26210,00
120Put Mars 26215,00
140Put Mai 26220,00
Corn (€/t) : 40 lots
LotsTypeStrike
40Call Nov. 25200,00
Rapeseed (€/t) : 851 lots
LotsTypeStrike
5Call Août 25500,00
30Call Nov. 25500,00
600Call Nov. 25520,00
1Call Nov. 25540,00
4Call Févr. 26520,00
5Put Août 25460,00
5Put Août 25485,00
100Put Nov. 25490,00
101Put Nov. 25500,00

Wheat (¢/b)
Juil. 25536,5000+12,5000
Sept. 25552,2500+13,5000
Déc. 25573,7500+13,2500
Mars 26593,0000+13,0000
Mai 26604,0000+12,5000
Corn (¢/b)
Juil. 25434,7500-4,0000
Sept. 25419,7500+4,2500
Déc. 25435,0000+3,7500
Mars 26450,2500+4,0000
Mai 26460,2500+3,5000
Soybean (¢/b)
Juil. 251069,7500+4,2500
Août 251071,7500+4,5000
Sept. 251053,0000+7,5000
Nov. 251060,5000+7,5000
Janv. 261073,7500+7,2500
Soy meal ($/st)
Juil. 25283,7000+1,6000
Août 25287,5000+1,9000
Sept. 25290,3000+2,2000
Oct. 25291,8000+2,4000
Déc. 25296,3000+2,5000
Soy oil (¢/lb)
Juil. 2555,1100-0,4200
Août 2555,3000-0,4200
Sept. 2555,3800-0,3500
Oct. 2555,3300-0,2900
Déc. 2555,4500-0,2200

17/06/2025

Physical (€/t)
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Durum wheat delivered La Pallice Spot - July 2025 basis285,00+0,00
Corn delivered Bordeaux Spot - July 2024 basis178,00-3,00
Corn FOB Rhin Spot - July 2024 basis186,00+0,00
Feed barley delivered Rouen - July 2025 basis188,00-2,00
Malting barley FOB Creil Spot - July 2025 basis231,00+0,00
Rapessed FOB Moselle Spot - Flat - 2025 harvest490,00-6,00
Oleic sunseed delivered St Nazaire Spot - Flat - 2024 harvest550,00+0,00
Feed peas FOB Creil Spot - August 2024 basis275,00+0,00

Events

Analysis 17/06/2025

European market

The geopolitical uncertainty shaking the world, particularly in the energy sector, was highlighted at the end of last week. This serves as a reminder to all market operators, including investment funds, that a significant number of unknowns continue to hover over the markets. However, despite this context, the fundamentals of the grain market quickly regained the upper hand, pushing wheat on Euronext to flirt once again with the symbolic 200 €/t mark.

European wheat still suffers from a lack of competitiveness on the international stage and must contend with the large harvest expected in the Black Sea region. In France, agricultural work has begun for barley, with an acceleration expected in the coming days due to weather forecasts. The initial feedback from the field remains too limited to allow for a nationwide extrapolation, but the coming days should bring more clarity.

Internationally, recent purchases by Tunisia and Morocco have inspired Algeria, which has launched a new tender through OAIC for shipments in early August.

In Canada, water deficits in some regions, combined with improving trade relations with China, are driving canola prices higher. In Winnipeg, canola is approaching 740 CAD/t for the November contract, reaching its highest level since September 2023.

American market

The USDA report was quickly absorbed due to minimal adjustments, and market operators continue to focus on field conditions. Yesterday, the publication of crop conditions once again influenced the markets:

  • Winter wheat: 52 % rated good to excellent, down from 54 % last week

  • Spring wheat: 57 % rated good to excellent, up from 53 % last week

  • Corn: 72 % rated good to excellent, up from 71 % last week

  • Soybeans: 66 % rated good to excellent, down from 68 % last week

Additionally, winter wheat harvest progress increased by 6 points, reaching 10 %—still far from the 25 % recorded at the same time last year, but not yet causing major concerns.

While weather conditions remain favorable, attention will turn to the skies in the coming weeks as corn reaches the crucial flowering stage. This decisive phase will help confirm yield potential and, consequently, the record production forecasted for the country this year.

In Brazil, corn harvesting continues, with nearly 10 % of the Safrinha crop already harvested, exerting downward pressure on international prices.

Black Sea market

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