London Wheat Report
FranceAgriMer reporting updated quality results from the country’s soft wheat harvest. The published results showed test weights and protein content, both two key milling criteria, being below the average of the past five years. This is the latest blow to this year’s rain-affected soft wheat crop in France, the European Union’s biggest exporter, which is set to deliver the smallest volume since the 1980s.
Germany’s 2024 wheat crop has also suffered a similar fate, with its agriculture ministry announcing today that its wheat harvest is expected to fall by 12.7%, down to 18.80mmt. Comparable poor weather that has hampered French growers has also been felt across the border, ultimately reducing the overall European wheat tonnage.
Today saw Matif Wheat claw back the past seven days losses, with the September contract finishing the day at EUR 198.50, potentially off the back of the above negative news stories. Even with some degree of recovery, there remains a large price disparity in place between the London wheat contract (blue) and the Matif milling wheat (orange) contract, highlighted the front month continuation chart below.
Source: Refinitiv
The CME and Euronext have teamed up to provide cross exchange wheat spreads, scheduled to go live on the 14th of October. These contracts are cash settled and trade independently to the underlying markets and can be accessed in USD via the CME and in EUR via Euronext.
CBOT SRW Wheat vs Euronext Milling wheat
CBOT KC HRW Wheat vs Euronext Milling wheat
In addition to these Euronext will launch a Euronext Milling Wheat Futures vs Euronext Corn Futures.
These exchange provided spreads will make these relative value trades more accessible with:
- Reduced initial margins.
- Reduced transaction costs (one trade instead of two legs)
- Avoiding the complexities of managing different currencies
- Reduced execution risk (no risk of getting legged)
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