The article discusses the situation of wheat prices, highlighting a potential oversupply as new crops enter the market. The prices have plateaued due to the anticipation of new supplies, along with Tunisian resistance to the price hike. The Foggia price list in Italy has remained stable for durum wheat for three weeks, and Tunisia's government has canceled a tender for the purchase of 75,000 tons of durum wheat due to the high offered prices. Furthermore, the grain market on the Chicago stock exchange has seen a stagnation, with a slight trend towards liquidation ahead of the presidential elections, which are causing speculators to delay trades and exit positions. In France, the market prices are stable, supported by a balanced supply and demand, despite some pressure from lack of competitiveness in international trade.