CBOT Soft Red Winter Wheat Futures Fall 0.9% on May 21 as Crude Oil Plunges 6%

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According to Jin10 Futures, CBOT soft red winter wheat futures closed down 0.9% on May 21, dragged down by crude oil's sharp drop of around 6% following U.S. President Trump's signal that Iran negotiations have entered final stages. The most active July contract traded between 655.50 and 672.75 cents per bushel. Wheat futures fell alongside corn and soybean futures in the same session.
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