Chicago wheat futures fell by about 1.4%, soybean futures rose by over 1.7%, and soybean oil rose by about 2.6%.

On Monday, the Bloomberg Grains Subindex rose by 0.18% to 30.8006 points during the New York closing session. At 00:00 Beijing time, the US Department of Agriculture released its monthly report on agricultural inventory, significantly pushing the index up to 31.2249 points to set a new daily high. CBOT corn futures fell by 0.56% to $4.4725 per bushel, reaching a high of $4.5875 at 00:00. CBOT wheat futures dropped by 1.39% to $5.1450 per bushel. CBOT soybean futures rose by 1.74% to $10.70 per bushel, continuously increasing throughout the day and reaching a high of $10.7475 at 00:00. Soybean meal futures rose by 1.43%, while soybean oil futures surged by 2.59%. ICE raw sugar futures fell by 0.73%, and ICE white sugar futures dropped by 1.34%. Coffee "C" futures plummeted by 3.64%, while Robusta coffee futures decreased by 3.33%. New York cocoa futures fell by 0.40% to $9150 per ton, while London cocoa futures increased by 0.86%. ICE cotton futures rose by 0.05% to 66.64 cents, initially climbing to 68.89 cents at 16:16 to set a new daily high. The USDA inventory report did not have a restrictive impact.