European wheat futures ended little changed on Wednesday after earlier hitting another high since July as wheat markets remained gripped by weather risks in major exporting countries worldwide. It earlier rose to 183.25 euros, setting a near 10-month high for the second day in a row. Chicago wheat futures see-sawed, turning lower in overnight trading before resuming rally as dry weather in the U.S. Plains and in other major wheat-producing countries like Russia and Australia fuelled volatility.