European stock markets are experiencing growth.

In brief: • European wheat benefits from the weak euro • Corn and rapeseed in Paris with serious weekly growth Despite being atypical, from the perspective of the missing market information from the USDA, the past week proved successful for grain exchanges and markets on the Old Continent. A supporting factor for European origins was the weak euro, which on Friday reached its lowest level since August 5. This process stimulated the reverse repurchases of short positions on Euronext and led to a weekly growth of 2.75 euros/ton on the December 2025 futures, which ended the Friday session at 190.50 euros/ton - the highest price in the last 14 days. Corn in Paris also performed well, adding 4.75 euros/ton to its value on a weekly basis for the November 2025 contract. After six consecutive sessions of growth, it ended on Friday at its highest level since September 25. In addition to the currency quotes, the growth is also due to the slow import into Europe, as well as the production ...