TREE NEWS reports: CBOT soybean futures fell 0.63% to $11.87 a bushel on Monday, Nov. 9, while lean hog futures rose 4.58%. Corn slipped 0.62% to $4.3875 a bushel and wheat lost 0.51% to $5.8750. Live cattle gained 1.02% and feeder cattle 1.95%, while New York cocoa dropped 2.92% to $5,113 a metric ton.
Chicago soybeans fall 0.63%, lean hogs jump 4.58%
The split between grains and livestock is the real signal here: soybeans, corn and wheat all drifted lower together, while hogs and cattle moved sharply higher, pointing to diverging drivers rather than one broad commodity move. Cocoa's drop stands apart entirely, a reminder that softs are trading on their own supply story. For anyone tracking ag exposure, the gap between feed-grain weakness and livestock strength is the tension worth watching — whether that spread persists or converges is the open question.
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