The ongoing heat waves pose significant risks to global agricultural markets, particularly for corn and soybean crops. In the U.S., the heat could severely impact corn yields during its critical pollination stage, potentially leading to lower production. Similarly, European crops, including French corn, are already showing signs of damage, with up to a third of the crop affected. In Brazil, unexpected rains and strong winds could harm the corn harvest by causing lodging, where stalks bend or break. These weather-related challenges are driving volatility in agricultural markets, with traders closely monitoring forecasts for further developments.