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Agricultural Commodities Weekly Overview (November 10 – 17, 2025)

Explore the latest trends in agricultural commodities including insights on corn, soybeans, and tea price changes.
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Key Takeaways

  • Agricultural commodities delivered mixed performance in mid-November, with grains showing narrow gains and soft commodities experiencing sharper movements.
  • Soybeans (+2.06% weekly) and rice (+4.34%) advanced, while wheat (-0.14%) and corn (+0.70%) remained broadly steady.
  • Cocoa (-13.36% weekly) recorded the steepest decline, while sugar (+5.32%) posted notable gains.
  • Industrial commodities were split, with lumber (+4.99%) rising and butter (-0.83%) and wool (+2.75%) showing divergent trajectories.
  • Rubber (+2.06%) and palm oil (+0.37%) continued gradual stabilization.

Comparative Weekly Agricultural Commodities Performance: Late October vs. Mid-November

Commodity Weekly Change (Oct 31) Weekly Change (Nov 14–16) Direction vs. Previous Period
Soybeans +3.82% +2.06% Moderated gains
Wheat +2.49% -0.14% Reversed to slight decline
Corn +0.91% +0.70% Stable, slightly softer
Oats -0.74% +4.28% Strong recovery
Rice -0.19% +4.34% Reversal to strong weekly gains
Canola +0.68% +0.04% Flattened
Palm Oil -4.94% +0.37% Significant improvement
Cocoa -0.66% -13.36% Sharper decline
Coffee +0.76% -1.70% Moved negative
Tea +2.40% -0.08% Flat to slightly negative
Sugar -0.27% +5.32% Strong reversal upward
Orange Juice -10.79% +1.50% Notable rebound
Lumber -8.57% +4.99% Returned to positive
Rubber +0.58% +2.06% Strengthened
Wool -0.98% +2.75% Shifted to gains
Butter -7.36% -0.83% Softer decline
Potatoes 0.00% 0.00% Unchanged

Grains and Oilseeds: Moderate Gains With Market Variability

Mid-November trading showed a balanced tone across grains.
Soybeans rose +2.06%, corn increased +0.70%, and oats gained +4.28%, extending recent momentum. Wheat edged down -0.14%, while rice reversed earlier declines with a +4.34% weekly gain.

Oilseeds remained stable. Canola posted +0.04%, rapeseed +0.21%, and sunflower oil +0.10%, while palm oil rose +0.37% after sharp losses in late October.


Soft Commodities: Cocoa Weakens Further, Sugar Records Gains

Cocoa dropped -13.36%, marking a sharper decline compared to October.
Coffee fell -1.70%, while tea remained broadly flat. Sugar advanced +5.32%, recovering from the mild downturn in the prior period.

Orange juice rose +1.50%, in contrast to its previous double-digit weekly drop.


Industrial & Dairy Commodities: Mixed Movements Persist

Industrial commodities showed a more positive trend.
Lumber increased +4.99%, rubber rose +2.06%, and wool added +2.75%.

In dairy, butter declined -0.83%, while milk (+0.12%) and cheese (0.00%) remained stable. Potatoes were unchanged.


Data Source: Trading Economics, week ending October 13, 2025
Compiled by: iGrow News Market Dashboard
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