Wheat prices on Euronext have surged due to estimates of a catastrophic French harvest, projected to be the worst in over forty years, with a yield of 25.2 Mt, a significant decrease of nearly 10 Mt from the previous year. The market is further bolstered by an atypical call for tenders from Gasc for a high maximum volume of 3.8 Mt and tenders from Algeria for milling wheat. The price increases are also influenced by the atypical climatic conditions in Eastern Europe, leading to a rise in corn prices. However, the market's gains are limited by the downward trend in the American market.