France BalancesSource: FranceAgriMer

French grain balances

French grain supply and demand balances from FranceAgriMer data.

Le Vif
Révision stocks fin vs publication précédente
-80 kt
Prev. Avril-2026 vs Prev. Mars-2026
Le Report
Stocks fin / moyenne 5 campagnes précédentes
109%
Normal
Le Ciseau
Exports réalisés / objectif FAM
Objectif non renseigné

Évolution des révisions mensuelles · Blé tendre · 2025/26

Évolution totale :-80 ktsur 2 publications

Chaque point = une publication FAM. Le survol affiche le libellé de colonne (ex : "Prov. Avril-2026").

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FranceAgriMer publishes monthly supply and demand balances for the four main French cereals: soft wheat, barley, corn and durum wheat. These balances measure the equilibrium between domestic production, domestic uses (human consumption, animal feed, industrial uses, seeds), exports to EU partners and exports to third countries, and carry-over stocks.

The stocks-to-use ratio (S/U) derived from these balances is a key structural indicator for Euronext grain prices. A low S/U (below 10 %) typically signals upward pressure on prices, while a high S/U (above 20 %) points to a structurally oversupplied market. French balances are published around the 25th of each month for the current marketing campaign (August–July).

FranceAgriMer monthly supply and demand balances cover French soft wheat, barley, corn and durum wheat. They measure the balance between domestic production, domestic uses, exports to the EU and third countries, and end-of-campaign stocks. The French stocks-to-use ratio is a key indicator for Euronext operators. Tight stocks strengthen French wheat export competitiveness and support EBM prices. Monthly FranceAgriMer revisions often anticipate USDA WASDE adjustments for the European Union.