Wheat prices have dropped by 9% in the last three days due to the UN's commitment to ensure shipments from Ukraine, potential compliance of sales contracts by India, and increased harvests in Russia. The price fall is also attributed to speculative activities in the agricultural commodities market. The International Grains Council predicts a slight decrease in global cereal production in 2022-23, while Russia's wheat harvest is expected to rise. This situation could disrupt the global geopolitical balance, especially for countries heavily reliant on wheat imports from Russia and Ukraine. The European Union varies in self-sufficiency for different crops, with the highest being 142% for soft wheat used in bread-making.