Pre-opening 16/09/2025
Paris Chicago
Wheatunch+ 1 cent
Cornunch+ 1 cent
Rapeseed- 1 €/t to -2 €/t
Soybeanunch
Indexes 15/09/2025
€/$1,1766 $
Oil WTI63,30 $/b

Wheat (€/t)
Déc. 25191,00+1,00
Mars 26196,75+1,25
Mai 26201,75+0,75
Sept. 26208,00+0,50
Déc. 26214,25+0,50
Corn (€/t)
Nov. 25187,25+1,00
Mars 26193,50+0,50
Juin 26198,00+0,50
Août 26199,00+0,25
Nov. 26199,00+0,50
Rapeseed (€/t)
Nov. 25470,25+5,50
Févr. 26470,50+4,75
Mai 26470,75+4,50
Août 26458,50+2,75
Nov. 26461,25+0,00

15/09/2025

Wheat (€/t) : 1367 lots
LotsTypeStrike
1Call Mars 26195,00
8Call Mars 26196,00
8Call Mars 26197,00
50Call Mars 26198,00
501Call Mars 26200,00
60Call Mars 26215,00
500Call Mars 26220,00
49Call Mars 26240,00
8Call Mai 26200,00
6Call Mai 26201,00
1Call Mai 26202,00
2Call Mai 26205,00
1Call Mai 26216,00
1Call Mai 26220,00
6Call Déc. 26213,00
1Put Déc. 25212,00
49Put Mars 26180,00
49Put Mars 26197,00
20Put Mars 26205,00
40Put Mai 26202,00
5Put Mai 26208,00
1Put Mai 26230,00
Corn (€/t) : 0 lots
LotsTypeStrike
Rapeseed (€/t) : 634 lots
LotsTypeStrike
1Call Nov. 25485,00
6Call Nov. 25490,00
15Call Nov. 25495,00
250Call Nov. 25500,00
5Call Févr. 26520,00
5Call Mai 26475,00
5Put Nov. 25455,00
15Put Nov. 25460,00
100Put Nov. 25465,00
10Put Nov. 25467,50
10Put Nov. 25472,50
100Put Nov. 25480,00
5Put Févr. 26455,00
100Put Févr. 26465,00
1Put Févr. 26470,00
5Put Févr. 26472,50
1Put Févr. 26475,00

Wheat (¢/b)
Déc. 25525,0000+5,5000
Mars 26542,7500+5,0000
Mai 26554,0000+5,0000
Juil. 26563,7500+5,0000
Sept. 26576,7500+4,7500
Corn (¢/b)
Déc. 25423,2500+4,0000
Mars 26441,0000+3,5000
Mai 26451,2500+3,2500
Juil. 26457,5000+3,5000
Sept. 26456,2500+2,5000
Soybean (¢/b)
Nov. 251042,7500+9,2500
Janv. 261061,7500+9,2500
Mars 261076,5000+9,2500
Mai 261089,5000+8,7500
Juil. 261099,5000+8,2500
Soy meal ($/st)
Oct. 25285,2000+0,1000
Déc. 25285,7000-0,5000
Janv. 26288,9000-0,6000
Mars 26294,7000-0,8000
Mai 26300,0000-1,1000
Soy oil (¢/lb)
Oct. 2551,7600+1,2300
Déc. 2552,2600+1,2400
Janv. 2652,5800+1,2300
Mars 2652,8800+1,1400
Mai 2652,9800+1,0800

16/09/2025

Physical (€/t)
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Durum wheat delivered La Pallice Spot - July 2025 basis255,00+0,00
Corn delivered Bordeaux Spot - July 2024 basis189,00+1,00
Corn FOB Rhin Spot - July 2024 basis189,00+1,00
Feed barley delivered Rouen - July 2025 basis183,00+1,00
Malting barley FOB Creil Spot - July 2025 basis188,00+0,00
Rapessed FOB Moselle Spot - Flat - 2025 harvest470,00-3,00
Oleic sunseed delivered St Nazaire Spot - Flat - 2024 harvest570,00+0,00
Feed peas FOB Creil Spot - August 2024 basis255,00+0,00

Events

Analysis 16/09/2025

European market

The markets are digesting the various reports published in recent days, forcing traders to adjust their positions. Thus, wheat and corn on Euronext managed to close above their support levels at €190/t and €185/t respectively.
The ample supply on the international scene is currently holding back any radical change in dynamics, especially since conditions remain optimal in the Southern Hemisphere. The next few weeks will confirm the potential currently considered excellent, with an Australia that could once again outperform this year.
On the demand side, discussions around the Pakistani situation are animating classes at the beginning of the week. The floods affecting the wheat storage areas raise concerns about possible volume losses on the territory. If this is confirmed, the state office could return to the market, which would stimulate demand.
On the international level, competition remains strong between the various operators, and currencies remain a key indicator of competitiveness. With a euro/dollar parity exceeding 1.17, European origins suffer. However, the ruble fluctuations could lead to the reintroduction of export taxes in Russia. Announced around $6/t, these taxes could offer a respite to other origins.
As for oilseeds, they remain waiting for the reopening of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, after the MPOB highlighted the scale of palm oil stocks in Malaysia last week. For its part, canola suffers from a dynamic export penalized by the persistent diplomatic tensions with China.

American market

The US markets remain dynamic, driven by a sustained flow of information. After the adjustments following the USDA report, attention is now turning to the plains, where the first echoes of corn and soybean yields are beginning to emerge. After the surprise increase in areas, the 2025 production promises to be colossal in the United States, but already integrated by the markets. However, the relatively dry end of the cycle in some areas could prompt the USDA to revise down its yield estimates, especially since only 7% of the corn has been harvested to date. Note that this rate amounts to 5% for soybeans and 94% for spring wheat.
On the trade side, the export inspections confirm a good dynamic at the beginning of the campaign. The volumes inspected are as follows:
Wheat: 755,000 t, above expectations
Corn: 1.51 Mt, above expectations
Soybeans: 804,000 t, also above expectations.
On the soybean market, operators are struggling to take a clear position. At issue: ongoing diplomatic exchanges between the Chinese and American authorities, currently meeting in Spain, while the American president announced a meeting with his Chinese counterpart at the end of the week. A possible warming of diplomatic relations could reshuffle the maps of world flows, especially in soybeans.
In addition, the USDA reported at the beginning of the week an exceptional sale of 149,000 t of corn to an unknown destination.

Black Sea market

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