Agriculture commodities showed mixed performance in the latest session, with sharp gains in orange juice contrasting with continued weakness in coffee and cocoa.
Orange juice emerged as the top gainer, rising 9.41% to 200.00. On a weekly basis, it is up 7.64%, while delivering a strong 25% gain over three months. However, it remains down 39.57% on a one-year basis.
On the downside, coffee dropped 4.57% to 283.95, extending its weak trend. The commodity is down 20.04% over one month and 26.15% over three months, with a 19.41% decline over the past year.
Cocoa also fell sharply by 4.85% to 3,415.00, and has been under heavy pressure across timeframes. It is down 32.88% in one month and 60.25% over one year, marking one of the steepest declines in the segment.
Among grains, corn edged up 0.18% and oats gained 1.20%, while soybeans rose 0.44%. Soybean oil continued its positive momentum, up 0.45% today and 22.31% over one year.
Cotton declined 1.09%, while sugar slipped 0.22%. Wheat remained flat at 539.00.
Overall, agriculture markets remain volatile, with select commodities showing short-term rebounds while longer-term performance continues to reflect pressure across several key contracts.