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Chicago corn futures rose 1.5%, with an 8.2% decline in June.

Chicago corn futures rose 1.5%, with an 8.2% decline in June.

华尔街见闻华尔街见闻2026/06/30 19:22
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CBOT corn futures rose by 1.51% to $4.3650 per bushel, recording an 8.20% cumulative decline in June. CBOT wheat futures rose by 1.34% to $5.8750 per bushel. CBOT soybean futures rose by 0.40% to $11.4350 per bushel, once rebounding from a daily low near $11.2475 to a new high at $11.5650, with a cumulative decline of 4.33% in June. In June, soybean meal futures fell by 5.34% and soybean oil futures fell by 6.95%. In June, CBOT lean hog futures cumulatively fell by 0.20%, live cattle futures rose by 0.88%, and feeder cattle futures rose by 4.02%. ICE raw sugar futures rose by 1.85%, while ICE white sugar futures rose by 5.15%. ICE Arabica coffee futures jumped 18.26% cumulatively, and coffee “C” futures rose by 16.80%. Robusta coffee futures rose by 10.50%. New York cocoa futures surged by 26.63% to $5,064 per ton. London cocoa futures increased by 29.24%. Chicago WCE canola futures fell by 6.73%. ICE cotton futures fell by 3.56%.
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