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US Gulf SRW Wheat FOB Price per Ton

FOB US Gulf · 35 weekly scans · 3 January 2026 to 12 September 2026.

Latest mid
310 USD/MT · as of 12 September 2026
Archive updated
15 Sep 2026 · 06:38 UTC
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Indicative weekly mids, not a confirmed trade. Firm stems on request.

Current mid
310 USD/MT
As of
12 Sep 2026
Archive range
229.5 – 310
Weekly scans
35

US Gulf SRW Wheat FOB Price — Latest and Historical Range

As of 12 September 2026 the archived mid for Soft Red Winter wheat, FOB US Gulf, is 310 USD/MT, up 0.5 from the previous weekly scan.

The archive range on this page is 229.5–310 USD/MT across 35 weekly scans from 3 January 2026 to 12 September 2026.

The previous print was 309.5 USD/MT on 5 September 2026.

The first archived mid on this series is 231 USD/MT on 3 January 2026.

The source printed 305–315; Mid is the midpoint of those figures.

Figures are indicative weekly mids for RFQ context.

US Gulf SRW Wheat Price History — Weekly USD/MT

DateMidWeek ΔUnit
12 Sep 2026310+0.5USD/MT
5 Sep 2026309.5+1USD/MT
29 Aug 2026308.5+13USD/MT
22 Aug 2026295.5+6.5USD/MT
15 Aug 2026289+9USD/MT
8 Aug 2026280+7USD/MT
1 Aug 2026273-15.5USD/MT
25 Jul 2026288.5-2USD/MT
18 Jul 2026290.5+16USD/MT
11 Jul 2026274.5+16.5USD/MT
4 Jul 2026258+10USD/MT
27 Jun 2026248-11USD/MT
20 Jun 2026259+9USD/MT
13 Jun 2026250+4.5USD/MT
6 Jun 2026245.5-9.5USD/MT
30 May 2026255-4.5USD/MT
16 May 2026259.5+7USD/MT
9 May 2026252.5-9USD/MT
2 May 2026261.5+8.5USD/MT
25 Apr 2026253+7USD/MT
18 Apr 2026246-4.5USD/MT
11 Apr 2026250.5-4USD/MT
4 Apr 2026254.5-2USD/MT
28 Mar 2026256.5+3.5USD/MT
21 Mar 2026253-5.5USD/MT
14 Mar 2026258.5-0.5USD/MT
7 Mar 2026259+16USD/MT
28 Feb 2026243-5.5USD/MT
21 Feb 2026248.5+13.5USD/MT
14 Feb 20262350stableUSD/MT
7 Feb 2026235-3USD/MT
31 Jan 2026238+5USD/MT
24 Jan 2026233+3.5USD/MT
17 Jan 2026229.5-1.5USD/MT
3 Jan 2026231—USD/MT

Reading the US Gulf SRW wheat series

Soft Red Winter wheat is the low-protein US class used for biscuits, crackers and cake flour, shipped from the Gulf of Mexico. It is not a substitute for 12.5% bread wheat, but it is the wheat class most visible in futures markets and therefore a common yardstick in price discussions.

The archive runs from 238 to 308.5 USD/MT — a rise of 70.5 USD/MT, about 30%. The low was 235 on 7 February, the high the last print on 29 August, and the largest weekly move +16.5 on 11 July. It never traded below the Russian 12.5% line during the period and ended 91 dollars above it.

Read it as a sentiment reference rather than a competing offer: Gulf-to-Mediterranean freight and the protein difference both work against SRW in the destinations served from the Black Sea.

Related on this site: US Gulf HRW wheat series and US Gulf corn series.