The article provides an overview of the global wheat market and its dynamics, with a focus on Europe, Russia, India, and Canada. It discusses the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and climatic conditions on production estimates and prices. In Europe, while there is concern about water shortage reducing harvest sizes, there is also optimism for a new harvest and a gradual decrease in prices for soft wheat. The continent's trade prospects are influenced by the potential reopening of Black Sea exports. In Russia, a record harvest is anticipated, while in India, production is expected to decrease by 3% with export restrictions. Canada's production estimates are revised upwards, albeit with quality concerns due to delayed sowings. The article also touches on the need for a tonic new harvest in Italy to avoid excessive import dependence and mentions the climatic conditions influencing production forecasts and ready-trade trade activities.