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7 November 2025
UK feed wheat futures eased yesterday, after gaining for five days in a row. The May-26 contract settled at £179.60/t, down £1.70/t (0.9%) from Wednesday
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6 November 2025
UK feed wheat futures (May-26) closed at £180.65/t yesterday up £0.80/t (0.4%).
5 November 2025
UK feed wheat futures extended gains for a fourth consecutive session yesterday, buoyed by strength across global wheat markets. The May-26 contract rose by £1.10/t yesterday to close at £180.50/t, the highest point since August for this contract.
31 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures (Nov-25) slightly rose to £161.50/t yesterday, up £0.05/t from Wednesday’s close. The May-26 contract also increased by £0.05/t, closing at £178.00/t
29 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures (Nov-25) fell to £164.05/t yesterday, down £0.55/t (0.3%) from Monday’s close. The May-26 contract also decreased by £0.55/t, closing at £178.05/t.
30 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures (Nov-25) closed at £164.60/t up £4.50/t (2.8%). May-26 futures closed at £178.60/t an increase of £3.60/t (2.1%) on the day.
24 October 2025
The UK feed wheat futures Nov-25 contract closed at a new contract low of £159.25/t yesterday, down £3.30/t (2.0%) from Wednesday’s close.
22 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures fell yesterday. The Nov-25 contract closed at a new contract low of £163.00/t, down £1.35/t (0.8%) from Monday’s close.
21 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures were mixed yesterday. The Nov-25 contract closed at £164.35/t, down £0.80/t (0.5%) from Friday’s close, while the May-26 contract gained £0.10/t (0.1%) to finish at £173.95/t.
17 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures showed mixed movements yesterday. The Nov-25 contract dropped £1.15/t to a new low of £163.50/t, pressured partly by a stronger sterling against the US dollar and abundant global wheat supply.
16 October 2025
The recent slide in wheat prices toward recent lows has spurred some importing countries to move quickly to secure supplies.
10 October 2025
UK feed wheat futures rose yesterday, partly due to a weaker sterling against the US dollar (two-month low) and the euro.