Pre-opening 30/10/2025
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Wheat- 2 €/t- 7 cents
Corn- 2 €/t- 5 cents
Rapeseed- 3 €/t
Soybean- 15 cents
Indexes 30/10/2025
€/$1,1550 $
Oil WTI60,48 $/b

Wheat (€/t)
Déc. 25191,25-0,75
Mars 26195,25+0,00
Mai 26198,75+0,00
Sept. 26204,25+0,00
Déc. 26210,25-0,25
Corn (€/t)
Nov. 25182,75-2,00
Mars 26186,00-2,50
Juin 26189,75-2,25
Août 26194,25-1,75
Nov. 26196,00-1,75
Rapeseed (€/t)
Févr. 26483,25+0,25
Mai 26480,50+1,50
Août 26470,00+4,00
Nov. 26473,00+5,00
Févr. 27472,00+2,50

30/10/2025

Wheat (€/t) : 2907 lots
LotsTypeStrike
301Call Mars 26195,00
1620Call Mars 26210,00
8Call Mai 26197,00
31Call Mai 26198,00
5Call Mai 26199,00
10Call Mai 26205,00
15Call Mai 26210,00
95Call Mai 26215,00
110Call Mai 26220,00
2Call Sept. 26202,00
14Call Sept. 26203,00
9Call Déc. 26209,00
51Call Déc. 26210,00
30Put Mars 26215,00
10Put Mai 26195,00
50Put Mai 26196,00
91Put Mai 26197,00
5Put Mai 26198,00
70Put Mai 26200,00
10Put Mai 26201,00
10Put Mai 26202,00
10Put Mai 26203,00
5Put Mai 26218,00
30Put Mai 26225,00
15Put Mai 26230,00
300Put Déc. 26200,00
Corn (€/t) : 409 lots
LotsTypeStrike
2Call Juin 26191,00
53Call Juin 26210,00
100Call Juin 26215,00
8Call Août 26194,00
8Put Mars 26190,00
8Put Mars 26193,00
85Put Juin 26180,00
50Put Juin 26190,00
3Put Juin 26195,00
2Put Juin 26196,00
6Put Juin 26197,00
39Put Juin 26198,00
10Put Juin 26199,00
25Put Juin 26200,00
10Put Août 26195,00
Rapeseed (€/t) : 567 lots
LotsTypeStrike
200Call Févr. 26475,00
50Call Févr. 26490,00
46Call Févr. 26500,00
100Call Mai 26500,00
21Call Août 26470,00
50Put Févr. 26475,00
50Put Mai 26460,00
25Put Août 26440,00
25Put Nov. 26420,00

Wheat (¢/b)
Déc. 25532,2500-8,0000
Mars 26547,7500-7,0000
Mai 26557,5000-6,0000
Juil. 26567,2500-4,7500
Sept. 26580,2500-3,5000
Corn (¢/b)
Déc. 25434,0000-4,5000
Mars 26446,7500-3,5000
Mai 26455,0000-3,2500
Juil. 26461,0000-3,2500
Sept. 26454,5000-2,2500
Soybean (¢/b)
Nov. 251080,2500+10,0000
Janv. 261094,5000+12,5000
Mars 261105,2500+9,7500
Mai 261116,2500+8,2500
Juil. 261124,7500+7,0000
Soy meal ($/st)
Déc. 25308,7000+6,2000
Janv. 26311,4000+5,3000
Mars 26315,3000+3,9000
Mai 26319,5000+3,1000
Juil. 26323,8000+3,1000
Soy oil (¢/lb)
Déc. 2550,1600-0,5800
Janv. 2650,5300-0,5800
Mars 2651,0400-0,5700
Mai 2651,3400-0,5100
Juil. 2651,3800-0,4700

30/10/2025

Physical (€/t)
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Durum wheat delivered La Pallice Spot - July 2025 basis240,00+0,00
Corn delivered Bordeaux Spot - July 2025 basis187,00-2,00
Corn FOB Rhin Spot - July 2025 basis188,00+0,00
Feed barley delivered Rouen - July 2025 basis188,00+0,00
Malting barley FOB Creil Spot - July 2025 basis185,00+0,00
Rapessed FOB Moselle Spot - Flat - 2025 harvest484,00+4,00
Oleic sunseed delivered St Nazaire Spot - Flat - 2025 harvest600,00+5,00
Feed peas FOB Creil Spot - August 2025 basis245,00+0,00

Events

Analysis 30/10/2025

European market

The agriculture market is following closely the relationships between Beijing and Washington with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping metting around 5 a.m. (French time) in Seoul. The enthusiasm around a possible agreement has already been felt on the markets, with a wave of buybacks initiated by US financial operators, bringing a hint of firmness to all global prices since the beginning of the week. Now it remains to wait for the conclusions to confirm or not the expectations.
European prices, and in particular French, have taken advantage of the US dynamics to reach levels not seen for several months, like the €193/t zone on Euronext for wheat. However, this level does not favour trade, because the French origin tends to be marginalized on the international scene. The price gap between French wheat and Argentine wheat is at its highest level since 2021, which does not bode well for the export dynamics of French wheat. For its part, the Russian offer is displayed at $ 233/t, which is only $ 5/t above French wheat.
The plantings are progressing in France and the conditions remain generally favourable, with some rainfall which facilitates the crops emergence. The question of the increase in areas remains raised, and the weather in the coming days will make it possible to refine the estimates.
Rapeseed February contract, meanwhile, has reached the symbolic €483/t zone, supported by US soybeans but also by sunflower. At issue: the Ukrainian harvests, slowed down by the rains, which could drastically reduce the yield potential in the country.

American market

The day promises to be particularly volatile on US markets. While Donald Trump left Seoul declaring himself satisfied with his meeting with his Chinese counterpart, no details have yet leaked from this exchange. After the purchase of several cargoes of American soybeans by Cofco in particular, the operators of this market have largely integrated the news in recent days. Now, the expectation of a solid agreement between the two parties plunges the markets into a certain opacity.
Opacity remains the key word of the last few days, especially since the "shutdown" is still in force. It is difficult for all operators to access the data, in particular for economists. This was also felt in the speech of the FED chairman yesterday, who is moving cautiously in the face of the absence of official data. Powell also said that a further rate cut in December was not certain and that opinions remained very different. In line with expectations, a further decline of 25 basis points was put in place this week.
Financial operators play a major role in the evolution of prices in recent days. While they held a significant net selling position on grains, they are gradually making repurchases in order to reduce their exposure to risk in the event of a wave of purchases from China.

Black Sea market

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