| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
| Wheat | China | FOB | USD 418/MT | April 2026 |
| Wheat | India | FOB | USD 271/MT | April 2026 |
| Wheat | USA | FOB | USD 209/MT | April 2026 |
| Wheat | France | FOB | USD 236/MT | April 2026 |
| Wheat | Argentina | CIF | USD 274/MT | April 2026 |
| Wheat | China | FOB | USD 414.93/MT | March 2026 |
| Wheat | India | FOB | USD 253.24/MT | March 2026 |
| Wheat | USA | FOB | USD 202.80/MT | March 2026 |
| Wheat | France | FOB | USD 234.91/MT | March 2026 |
| Wheat | Argentina | CIF | USD 262.44/MT | March 2026 |
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Asia
In Asia, particularly India, the wheat outlook remained steady/soft in Q1 2026 due to ample domestic supplies and supportive policy measures. Stock-related pressures eased as inventories increased, indicating favourable supply conditions during the quarter and helping to relieve price pressures. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), global wheat prices moved higher, rising by 4.3 percent in March, driven by tightening global supply conditions; however, this increase did not translate to the Asian market due to sufficient domestic availability. At the same time, weather-related risks, including hotter-than-normal conditions, remained elevated, keeping prices largely confined within a narrow trading range.
Europe
In Europe, wheat prices recorded a trend that was stable to firm, on the back of weather and export factors. The FAO noted that wheat prices were up 1.8% in February, owing to the risks of frost and winterkill for some regions in Europe. Nevertheless, positive crop performance in other areas, together with competitive export activities in the region, kept price gains in check amid logistical issues in the Black Sea export route.
North America
In North America, wheat prices trended firmly higher, thanks to adverse weather and tight supplies. In its report, FAO indicated that poor crop conditions in the US, as a result of the prevailing drought, had been supportive of the rise in global prices seen in March. Furthermore, drought conditions prevailed in almost 60% of US farmlands, which affected wheat output, hence the price support. Higher input costs and geopolitical tensions also contributed to higher grain prices, with US wheat among the grains benefiting from geopolitical turmoil in Iran.
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According to Procurement Resource, in the near term, wheat prices are expected to remain slightly firm, supported by weather uncertainties and elevated input costs, though a comfortable global supply may limit sharp increases.
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Asia
In Asia, wheat prices in H2 2025 remained largely stable to slightly firm, supported by controlled domestic supply and policy-driven trade restrictions. In India, strong government procurement and export curbs kept surplus volumes within the domestic market, stabilizing mandi-level pricing despite ample inventories. Seasonal factors such as festival-driven miller demand and thinner arrivals supported intermittent firmness, while elevated diesel and fertilizer costs encouraged farmers to withhold stocks, tightening spot availability. However, overall demand remained steady rather than aggressive, with government welfare distribution and routine consumption absorbing supply. Efficient rail logistics and comfortable warehouse stocks prevented sharp volatility, keeping the market balanced with mild upward support toward year-end.
Europe
Europe’s wheat market in H2 2025 remained under pressure due to ample harvest output and elevated carryover stocks, particularly in Russia, which weighed on export sentiment. Strong production and improved port throughput ensured steady shipments, while subsidized input costs such as diesel and fertilizer enhanced exporter competitiveness. However, global demand remained cautious, with key buyers like Turkey and Egypt diversifying sourcing amid competitive offers from other origins, limiting export traction. Inventory overhang and muted purchasing activity reduced urgency among sellers, keeping prices subdued. While seasonal restocking and tender activity provided some support toward year-end, the overall market tone remained soft due to abundant supply and competitive global trade dynamics.
North America
In North America, wheat prices in H2 2025 showed mixed dynamics, with early support from export demand and harvest delays giving way to softer conditions later in the year. Improved harvest progress and rising post-harvest inventories increased supply availability, reducing urgency in spot markets. Although export demand strengthened mid-period due to inquiries from Asia and North Africa, competition from Black Sea origins limited sustained upside. Stable fertilizer and diesel costs influenced farmer selling patterns, while smooth logistics and efficient rail movement ensured uninterrupted supply flows. Toward year-end, ample stocks and muted overseas demand pressured export offers, leading to a more balanced-to-soft market environment.
Wheat is known as a grass widely cultivated for its seed. This seed is a cereal grain and a worldwide staple food. Several species of wheat together make up the genus Triticum, wherein the most widely grown is common wheat. It is one of the most important sources of carbohydrates or carbs. It has unique viscoelastic and adhesive properties owing to which it is widely used in the preparation of processed foods.
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Wheat (crop) is planted in the fall, generally between October and December, and grows over the winter to be harvested in the spring or early summer. Usually, it takes about 7 to 8 months to reach a maturity stage and then it is harvested.
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