Group 1 - The London market for Robusta coffee futures is experiencing its largest weekly increase in over 20 years, with a cumulative rise of 12% this week, the highest since June 2010 [1] - Supply tightness from the two major producing countries, Vietnam and Brazil, is disrupting the market, with Vietnam entering its off-season and reduced harvests limiting supply [1] - Brazilian farmers are currently reluctant to sell their stocks, focusing primarily on fulfilling forward contract deliveries [1] Group 2 - Sugar futures have declined ahead of the release of Brazil's late July production data, despite ongoing production lagging behind last year's figures [1] - The market's concerns over supply shortages have eased as more sugarcane is being used for sugar production rather than ethanol [1]

Group 1 - ICE raw sugar futures fell by 0.78% [1] - ICE white sugar futures decreased by 1.14% [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures dropped by 1.26% [1] - Coffee "C" futures also declined by 1.26% [1] - Robusta coffee futures increased by 1.55% [1] - New York cocoa futures fell by 0.16%, settling at $8207 per ton [1] - London cocoa futures rose by 0.94% [1] - ICE cotton futures decreased by 0.25% [1]

Group 1 - ICE raw sugar futures increased by 0.86% [1] - ICE white sugar futures rose by 0.70% [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures gained 0.87% [1] - Coffee "C" futures saw a rise of 1.13% [1] - Robusta coffee futures surged by 3.59% [1] - New York cocoa futures increased by 2.95%, reaching $8575 per ton [1] - London cocoa futures rose by 1.51% [1] - ICE cotton futures saw a slight increase of 0.10% [1]

Group 1 - The Bloomberg Grain Index decreased by 0.32% to 30.0214 points, with a cumulative decline of 2.26% in June, having reached 31.9429 points before the opening of the US stock market on June 20 [1] - CBOT corn futures fell by 0.61% to $4.09 per bushel, with a cumulative decline of 3.37% in June [1] - CBOT wheat futures dropped by 0.60% to $5.3750 per bushel, with a cumulative decline of 2.31% in June [1] Group 2 - CBOT soybean futures increased by 0.27% to $10.2750 per bushel, with a cumulative increase of 0.15% in June; soybean meal futures rose by 0.35% but saw a cumulative decline of 6.28%, while soybean oil futures increased by 0.27% with a cumulative rise of 10.40% [1] - In June, ICE raw sugar futures fell by 11.99%, and ICE white sugar futures decreased by 1.42% [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures declined by 10.70%, while coffee "C" futures dropped by 12.24%, and Robusta coffee futures fell by 17.82% [1] Group 3 - New York cocoa futures decreased by 2.30% to $8,977 per ton, while London cocoa futures fell by 5.69% [1] - ICE cotton futures saw a cumulative increase of 0.34% [1]

Core Viewpoint - Cocoa futures in London experienced a significant decline of 4.54%, settling at $5,739 per ton, with most of the day spent in a narrow range of low fluctuations [1] - Robusta coffee futures also saw a slight decrease of 0.51% [1] Group 1 - Cocoa futures dropped to $5,739 per ton, marking a 4.54% decrease [1] - The trading session for cocoa was characterized by low volatility and narrow fluctuations [1] - Robusta coffee futures fell by 0.51%, indicating a minor decline in the coffee market [1]

Group 1 - ICE raw sugar futures fell by 3.09% after a previous increase, indicating a reversal in price trends [1] - ICE white sugar futures decreased by 3.21%, reflecting a similar downward movement in the sugar market [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures dropped by 2.62%, while coffee "C" futures declined by 2.60%, showing a significant downturn in coffee prices [1] Group 2 - Robusta coffee futures experienced a decline of 1.15%, contributing to the overall negative trend in the coffee sector [1] - New York cocoa futures fell by 1.36%, settling at $9,133 per ton, indicating a decrease in cocoa prices [1] - London cocoa futures decreased by 1.64%, further highlighting the downward pressure on cocoa markets [1] Group 3 - ICE cotton futures saw a slight decline of 0.56%, reflecting a minor adjustment in the cotton market [1]

Group 1 - The Bloomberg Grain Index decreased by 0.45%, closing at 30.5799 points, after reaching a high of 31.1312 points earlier [1] - CBOT corn futures fell by 1.30%, settling at $4.3825 per bushel, having peaked at $4.51 [1] - CBOT wheat futures increased by 0.70%, reaching $5.3775 per bushel [2] Group 2 - CBOT soybean futures declined by 0.70%, priced at $10.5450 per bushel, with soybean meal futures down by 0.43% and soybean oil futures down by 1.39% [3] - ICE raw sugar futures dropped by 1.06%, while ICE white sugar futures fell by 1.20% [4] - ICE Arabica coffee futures rose by 0.29%, and coffee "C" futures increased by 0.39%, whereas Robusta coffee futures decreased by 1.11% [5] Group 3 - New York cocoa futures fell by 2.93%, priced at $9504 per ton, with London cocoa futures also declining by 2.57% [5] - ICE cotton futures increased by 1.72% [6]

Group 1 - The Bloomberg Commodity Index fell by 2.25% in May, closing at 30.72 points on May 30, after reaching a low of 30.25 points on May 13, indicating a period of low volatility [1] - CBOT corn futures decreased by 6.73%, settling at $4.43 per bushel [1] - CBOT wheat futures increased by 0.42%, reaching $5.33 per bushel [1] Group 2 - CBOT soybean futures declined by 0.22%, closing at $10.42 per bushel, with a peak of $10.82 on May 14 [1] - Soymeal futures fell by 0.80%, while soybean oil futures dropped by 2.07% [1] - ICE raw sugar futures decreased by 2.06%, and ICE white sugar futures fell by 3.08% [1] Group 3 - ICE Arabica coffee futures experienced a significant decline of 17.26%, while coffee "C" futures dropped by 14.61% [1] - Robusta coffee futures fell by 16.09% [1] - New York cocoa futures rose by 9.79%, closing at $9,757 per ton, after peaking at $11,280 on May 20 [1] Group 4 - London cocoa futures increased by 2.41% [1] - ICE cotton futures decreased by 1.41% [1]

Group 1 - ICE raw sugar futures fell by 1.80% [1] - ICE white sugar futures decreased by 2.26% [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures dropped by 2.75% [1] - Coffee "C" futures also declined by 2.75% [1] - Robusta coffee futures fell by 2.36% [1] - New York cocoa futures decreased by 0.59%, reaching $9682 per ton, with a low of $9407 [1] - London cocoa futures dropped by 0.24% [1] - ICE cotton futures fell by 0.37% [1]

Group 1 - ICE raw sugar futures fell by 1.20% this week [1] - ICE white sugar futures decreased by 1.22% [1] - ICE Arabica coffee futures dropped by 4.37% [1] - Coffee "C" futures declined by 1.60% [1] - Robusta coffee futures fell by 1.87% [1] - New York cocoa futures decreased by 9.49%, closing at $9864 per ton on May 23, after peaking at $11280 on May 20 [1] - London cocoa futures dropped by 13.66% [1] - ICE cotton futures increased by 1.80% [1]