The article provides an overview of the current situation and future projections for durum wheat prices in the European market, with a focus on Greece, Italy, and France. It notes a decrease in prices for the second quality durum wheat to 450-453 euros per ton, due to reduced demand and increased availability. Despite this, factors such as high French prices, limited durum wheat stocks, and upcoming Canadian seeding estimates could prevent further price drops. Additionally, the article touches on the impact of the war premium lost by European grain prices, the effects of a mild winter on feed demand in Greece, and the competitive pricing of Russian exports.