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Chicago wheat futures fall more than 1.9%, soybean meal and soybean oil drop about 1.1%

Chicago wheat futures fall more than 1.9%, soybean meal and soybean oil drop about 1.1%

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CBOT corn futures fell by 0.64%, and CBOT wheat futures fell by 1.93%. CBOT soybean futures fell by 0.52% to $11.9350 per bushel, soybean meal futures fell by 1.09%, and soybean oil futures fell by 1.08%. CBOT lean hog futures fell by 1.79%, live cattle futures fell by 2.10%, and feeder cattle futures fell by 2.53%. ICE raw sugar futures rose by 1.15%, and ICE white sugar futures rose by 0.98%. ICE Arabica coffee futures rose by 1.57%, and "C" coffee futures rose by 1.57%. Robusta coffee futures rose by 2.16%. New York cocoa futures fell by 3.75% to $3,743 per ton. London cocoa futures fell by 1.88%. Chicago WCE canola futures with low erucic acid and low glucosinolate content rose by 0.11%. ICE cotton futures fell by 4.29%.
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