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Global wheat prices have been rising since the Middle East war began in late February. Geopolitical tensions, higher fertilizer costs, and mounting weather risks in North America, and a potential El Niño in Australia are all in focus. At the same time, Black Sea new-crop wheat is competing with Australian origin in Asia, while strong crop prospects in the Middle East and North Africa are reshaping expectations for trade flows and demand.
Join Maham Quadri, associate price reporter, North America, Vivien Tang, senior price reporter covering APAC, and Vivian Iroanya, senior price reporter for Europe, Middle East & Africa, as they talk to Pierre Cera-Huelva, global wheat analyst and head of EU crops research, to discuss how demand and trade flows will adjust in the months ahead.
