The main wheat-producing regions in the world are experiencing a period of largely favorable weather, a scenario that has directly contributed to the drop in future grain prices. After years marked by prolonged La Niña events, the recovery of climatic conditions has eliminated much of the productivity limitations. In the Southern Hemisphere, the harvest is advancing in a positive environment, with highlights in Australia, Brazil, South Africa, and Argentina, where timely rains and the absence of frosts have favored above-average yields.