Chicago soybean futures fell over 8.6% in December, wheat dropped over 5.9%, Arabica coffee declined over 15.6%, and New York cocoa rose about 9.8%

On Wednesday (December 31), at the end of trading in New York, the Bloomberg Grain Index fell by 0.83%, closing at 28.8677 points, with a cumulative decline of 5.33% in December. CBOT corn futures rose by 0.11%, closing at $4.41 per bushel, with a cumulative decline of 1.51% in December. CBOT wheat futures fell by 0.78%, closing at $5.0625 per bushel, with a cumulative decline of 5.94% in December. CBOT soybean futures fell by 1.35%, closing at $10.4725 per bushel, with a cumulative decline of 8.62% in December, continuing to decline steadily and smoothly; soybean meal futures fell by 7.59%, and soybean oil futures fell by 7.61%. CBOT lean hog futures rose by 5.03%, live cattle futures rose by 6.32%, and feeder cattle futures rose by 8.64%. ICE raw sugar futures fell by 1.71%, and ICE white sugar futures fell by 2.18%. ICE Arabica coffee futures fell by 15.63%, and coffee "C" futures fell by 8.59%. Robusta coffee futures fell by 10.43%. New York cocoa futures rose by 9.79%, closing at $6,043 per ton, remaining stable at low levels from December 1-5, continuing to rise from December 5-11, and then fluctuating at high levels. London cocoa futures rose by approximately 5.88%. Chicago WCE double-low canola futures fell by 9.37%, continuing to decline smoothly from December 1-19, and then stabilizing at low levels. ICE cotton futures fell by 0.63%