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Chicago wheat and soybean futures fall by at least 1%

Chicago wheat and soybean futures fall by at least 1%

华尔街见闻华尔街见闻2026/06/02 19:47
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CBOT corn futures fell by 0.90%, and CBOT wheat futures fell by 1.00%. CBOT soybean futures dropped 1.35% to $11.6450 per bushel, soybean meal futures fell 0.03%, and soybean oil futures fell 0.89%. ICE raw sugar futures declined 0.48%, while ICE refined sugar futures fell 0.93%. ICE Arabica coffee futures dropped 0.56%, and “C” coffee futures fell 0.77%. Robusta coffee futures rose 0.70%. New York cocoa futures increased by 4.60% to $4,074 per ton. London cocoa futures rose 5.44%. Chicago WCE low-erucic rapeseed futures gained 0.18%. ICE cotton futures increased by 0.41%.
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