Institution: Future wheat and barley prices are expected to rise.

The Netherlands Cooperative Bank predicts that market supply tightening support will make wheat and barley prices more firm in the future. Analyst Vitor Pistoia stationed in Australia stated in a monthly report that weather-related challenges in the United States, Eastern Europe, and Australia, coupled with high production costs, are restraining planting area and fertilizer use. "Compared to recent years, it is expected that the grain production in the 2026 season will decrease, leading to a tightening of global supply and demand balance, thus providing better price support," he said.