The article provides an overview of the current situation of soft wheat and corn prices in the Italian market, highlighting their stability due to the import of EU and foreign goods. Despite uncertainty in supply and profit margins, particularly in the South, demand remains strong, with main destinations in Italy and northern Spain. Europe's little supply, with some from Greece and France, contributes to consolidating stock exchanges. In Paris, there has been a drop in prices, stimulating local demand and revitalizing trade. The approach of Southern Hemisphere harvests and adequate product availability on international commercial channels have led to a decrease in prices. However, the potential impact of the pandemic on consumption and the availability of corn suitable for cattle feed continues to be a concern.