Euronext/MATIF Milling Wheat Futures
Euronext milling wheat futures, traded in Paris and still often called MATIF, are the benchmark for European wheat prices.
European prices affect how competitive Canadian spring wheat and durum are in export markets.
The guides below explain the methods used to read these charts.
Start here
Technical Analysis for Grain Marketing: A Prairie Producer's Guide
Spring Wheat Prices in Canada: The Complete CWRS Producer's Guide
MATIF vs CBOT wheat
Chicago soft red winter (SRW) wheat futures on the CBOT are a main world benchmark for wheat, and MATIF is the European benchmark.
Reading the two charts side by side shows whether European and US wheat are moving together or pulling apart.
Neither contract is a direct hedge for Canadian spring wheat or durum, but both shape the export competition Prairie wheat faces.
CBOT wheat charts, price targets and stage analysis are collected on the CBOT SRW wheat page.
Euronext/MATIF milling wheat futures analysis: European price trends and technical signals relevant to Canadian durum and spring wheat export competitiveness.
