The article provides an overview of the current situation and future projections for the corn and wheat markets in Italy and Europe, with a focus on the effects of weather conditions, harvest yields, and the potential reopening of Black Sea supply routes. It highlights the volatility of local and global markets, influenced by various factors such as rainfall in Central Europe, production and consumption trends for the 2022/23 season, and the need for imports to maintain minimum stocks in Italy and France. Additionally, the article touches on the quality and specifications of the crops, including concerns about protein content and health standards, and the impact of high prices on local demand and trade in countries like Spain and Greece. Overall, the situation is delicate, with uncertainties surrounding the quality and quantity of the harvests, and market dynamics closely watched for signs of price fluctuations and balance between supply and demand.