
On Thursday 12 November 2026, Euronext December wheat closed at 232.50 euros per tonne, down 3.75 euros, and March 2027 wheat closed at 230.50 euros, down 2.25 euros. March 2027 corn closed at 258.25 euros, up 2 euros.
Argus Media said the arrival of Argentine and Australian harvests on export markets will require European origin to remain competitive.
Southern Hemisphere harvests add competing wheat supply from late 2026, which pressures European prices, while a weak euro against the dollar limited the wheat decline. Corn firmed on the Euronext contract.
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