TREE NEWS reports: CBOT wheat futures fell 1.52% and soybeans dropped 1.16% to $12.5350 per bushel in Monday’s New York close, with soymeal down 1.88% and corn off 0.22%. The Bloomberg Grains Subindex fell 0.90% to 30.5453 points, roughly flat versus the Asia-Pacific open after touching 30.2846 at 22:38 Beijing time. Soy oil gained 0.28%, while lean hogs slid 1.30% and feeder cattle rose 0.16%.
Chicago wheat falls over 1.5%, soybeans down 1.16%
The softness is concentrated in the soy complex, where soymeal's steeper decline outpaced the bean itself — a sign the move is about crush economics rather than broad grain sentiment. Wheat's larger percentage drop alongside a nearly flat grains subindex suggests single-market pressure rather than a sector-wide repricing. Livestock's split, with lean hogs down and feeder cattle up, points to demand-side differentiation rather than a uniform risk-off. Whether soymeal weakness keeps dragging beans lower is the open question.
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