Wheat (Safex) Prices

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    December 9, 2025

    Why are Wheat (Safex) Prices so high?

    09-12-2025 - Over the past month, the price of wheat on the Safex market has decreased from 5820.0 R/t to 5715.0 R/t, indicating a downward trend in the raw material market. This decline suggests potential changes in supply or demand dynamics. The forecast for Safex wheat is 5697.0 R/t, a slight decrease of 18.0 R/t or -0.3% from the current price of 5715.0 R/t, suggesting a generally stable trend with minimal risk of price fluctuation.

    The forecast also highlights a significant downward price impact of -43.0 R/t, influenced by Flows data, particularly from Seaborne Imports & Exports and Exchange Rates. While Demand data indicates upward pressure, the overall impact from Flows, Supply, and Technical data points to a decline in raw material prices.

    A report by Sask Wheat, dated November 24, 2025, notes that the International Grains Council (IGC) has increased its global wheat production estimate for the fourth consecutive month. This aligns with the USDA's projections of higher global ending stocks year-over-year, suggesting a bearish outlook for wheat prices due to anticipated ample global supplies. This conclusion supports the forecasted decline in the Safex wheat market.

    What is the current / spot price of Wheat (Safex)?

    Wheat (Safex) Price Today
    December 9, 2025
    Current Price
    5715
    $/bsh

    What is the forecast for the price of Wheat (Safex)?

    Wheat (Safex) Price Forecast
    December 9, 2025
    1 Month Forecast
    5697
    $/bsh
    1 Year Forecast
    6062.6
    $/bsh

    What are the short-term drivers of Wheat (Safex) prices?

    Over the 1 Month horizon the outlook is moderately bearish due to drivers such as: - EWMA-based technical analysis - Grain imports to Brazil - Global Wheat Production Stocks Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Month horizon are: - The shape of the futures curve - Satellite-observed activity in North Dakota (United States)

    What are the long-term drivers of Wheat (Safex) prices?

    Over the 1 Year horizon the outlook is bullish due to drivers such as: - Min. temperature in Saskatchewan (Canada) - China 300 Index - Seasonality trends for the prediction month of year Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Year horizon are: - Short term price trends - Global Wheat Ending Stocks

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