Wheat reaches June highs and rapeseed plummets by 3.4% in global markets

International agricultural markets close the week with increases in wheat, corn, soybeans, and oats, while rapeseed falls by 3.4% in Paris. Complete analysis of Euronext and Chicago with all prices and trends.

Global agricultural commodities markets closed the week of June 15 to 21, 2026, with a mostly bullish balance. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans recorded increases in both Europe and the United States, while rapeseed was the only major exception, losing 3.4% in the Paris-Euronext market. The evolution of prices was marked by several international factors. The improvement of weather conditions in Germany, concerns about excessive rainfall in large agricultural areas of the United States, and the recent agreement between Iran and the United States directly influenced the quotations. This last event strengthened the dollar and contributed to lowering oil prices, a circumstance that had a special impact on those raw materials linked to the production of agrofuels, such as corn, soybeans, and rapeseed. Evolution of global agricultural markets between June 15 and 21 The main reference contracts in Paris (Euronext-Matif) and Chicago (CBOT) reflect a positive week for most crops. ...