The article provides an overview of the current situation and future outlook for the global agricultural markets, with a focus on cereals and bread-making products. It highlights the recent downturn in prices, which has been attributed to adequate supply and weak consumption, despite geopolitical and energy uncertainties. The return of South America to the corn and soybean markets is noted, and the uncertainty surrounding Italy's soft wheat is mentioned. The article also discusses the impact of climatic conditions on the new harvest and the potential effects of future purchase auctions in North Africa and the return of the North American offer in late April. Additionally, it touches on the anticipated sowing intentions in the USA and the impact of foreign competition on prices, with specific mention of corn.