Wheat Price in Dresden

Latest available price

180 EUR/mt

Week of Apr 15, 2019 · EU Agri-food Data Portal

Northern Saxony, around Dresden, sits on some of eastern Germany's most fertile farmland, with wheat, barley and rapeseed among its main crops before the terrain grows hillier toward the Ore Mountains. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Over the past 12 months it ranged from 151 EUR/mt (Week of Jun 18, 2018) to 198 EUR/mt (Week of Aug 6, 2018), +15.4% vs. a year earlier. Lower than 47 of 61 other reporting EU markets (Week of Apr 15, 2019).

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Notable price events

  • 2007-08 global food price crisis — Drought in major exporting countries, combined with several governments restricting exports to protect domestic supply and growing demand for biofuel crops, pushed wheat, rice and corn to what were then record prices within about a year - triggering food riots in over 30 countries.
  • Russia's invasion of Ukraine — Russia's February 2022 invasion cut off two of the world's largest wheat and corn exporters and most of its sunflower oil supply almost overnight, while sanctions and blocked Black Sea shipping routes hit Russian fertilizer exports too - sending prices sharply higher within days across all four commodities at once, a rare case of one event moving so many markets simultaneously.
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Recent prices

PeriodPrice (EUR/mt)Change
Week of Apr 15, 2019180+1.1%
Week of Apr 8, 2019178+0.6%
Week of Apr 1, 2019177+0.0%
Week of Mar 25, 2019177+0.6%
Week of Mar 18, 2019176-0.6%
Week of Mar 11, 2019177-1.7%
Week of Mar 4, 2019180-2.7%
Week of Feb 25, 2019185-1.6%
Week of Feb 18, 2019188-3.6%
Week of Feb 11, 2019195-1.5%
Week of Feb 4, 2019198+1.0%
Week of Jan 28, 2019196+0.5%

Annual averages

YearAverage (EUR/mt)Change
2019 (year to date)185.5+7.1%
2018173.24+11.7%
2017155.04+11.0%
2016139.72-11.9%
2015158.6–

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