The article discusses the stabilization of cereal prices in the market despite concerns about a potential halt in cereal exports from Ukraine through the Dead Sea. The focus is now on geopolitical developments in the Ukraine conflict and the extension of the agreement facilitating grain export via Turkey, which has already achieved partial objectives by allowing nearly 9 million tons of grain to leave Ukrainian ports. No significant changes are expected in global production data or agricultural aspects, with attention shifting to the sowings of the new campaign. Europe's new CAP reform may influence sowings and cereal surfaces. There is also a rise in the price of the Riñón de León bean variety due to low supply and a decrease in production caused by high temperatures. Meanwhile, potato prices remain stable.