TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean futures closed down 2.44% at $12.8775 a bushel and wheat fell 2.20% to $6.8750 on Monday, September 28, leading a broad agricultural selloff. Soymeal slid 3.33% and corn lost 1.14% to $5.2225, while the Bloomberg Grains Subindex dropped 1.80% to 33.6782, touching its lowest since August 25. ICE arabica coffee bucked the trend, gaining 3.52%.
CBOT soybeans fall 2.44%, wheat drops 2.20% as grains sell off
The breadth of the decline matters more than any single contract: soymeal falling harder than soybeans points to weakness in the crush complex rather than a one-off headline, and the grains subindex touching a multi-week low suggests this is a sentiment move across the curve. Coffee's counter-trend gain is the tell that this isn't a uniform commodity story — softs and grains are trading on separate fundamentals. Whether the subindex holds above its August low is the open question.
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