Export data showed over 1 million tons of soybeans sold in the week ending September 19, down from the previous week.

By the end of Thursday’s trading session, oil prices continued to slide, nearly 3%, following reports from the Financial Times that Saudi Arabia has abandoned its 100 USD price target in preparation to boost production.

The USD rebounded, putting pressure on metal prices.

Coffee prices maintain their upward momentum.

Argentina's corn production for the 2024/25 season is projected to total 47 million tons.

The U.S. stock market reversed and declined in Wednesday's trading session.

Metal prices surged significantly, supported by the weaker USD.

Tình hình thời tiết tại Brazil vẫn là nhân tố giúp cà phê tiếp tục tăng.

Wheat stocks at the end of the first quarter are projected to be recorded at 1.973 billion bushels in the Grain Stocks report.

At the end of Tuesday’s trading session, oil prices surged by around 2%, marking a three-week high following China’s monetary easing measures to boost its economy.

The dollar index rose by 0.14% on Monday. The dollar strengthened as concerns over the Eurozone economy weakened the euro after the Eurozone’s September manufacturing and composite PMI indices contracted more than expected.

Coffee prices have reversed and are rising again.