European wheat rose to its highest in more than a week, supported by a rally in Chicago and a lack of sellers amid uncertainty about the European harvest. December milling wheat, the most active position on Paris-based Euronext, unofficially closed up 3 euros, or 1.6 percent, at 189 euros ($220.36), its highest since July 6. Lack of selling interest, amid uncertainty over the size and quality of Europe’s harvest, continued to support French prices. The continuing French wheat harvest had reached northerly zones as a hot, dry spell favoured field work.