Thị Trường Thức Ăn Chăn Nuôi Thế Giới Ngày 21/07/2026: Giá Ngô Và Đậu Tương CBOT Tiếp Tục Tăng

1. Key Agricultural Commodities on CBOT

• CBOT Corn Futures Maintain Upward Momentum: CBOT corn prices posted modest gains of +$1.9 to +$2.2/ton across active contracts. Specifically, the Sep 2026 contract closed at $176.9/ton (+$1.9/ton), the Dec 2026 contract rose $2.2/ton to $186.2/ton, and the Mar 2027 contract reached $192.3/ton (+$2.1/ton). The primary driver supporting corn prices stems from ongoing concerns over hot, dry weather across the U.S. Corn Belt, which poses a threat to crop conditions.
• Soybeans & Soybean Meal Rally: In the soybean complex, CBOT soybean futures recorded sharp gains of +$7.9 to +$8.5/ton, elevating the Aug 2026 contract to $450.5/ton. CBOT soybean meal also advanced by +$3.6 to +$5.5/ton (Aug 2026 contract settled at $356.7/ton). Robust export demand from China (with USDA confirming sales of 264,000 tons) alongside elevated crude oil prices (WTI at $82.5/barrel) served as the main catalysts behind the soybean price surge.

2. Wheat, Vegetable Oils & Freight Rates

• CBOT Wheat Eases; Russian Export Prices Surge: Contrary to gains in corn and soybeans, CBOT wheat futures pulled back by -$2.6 to -$3.2/ton (Sep 2026 contract fell to $247.7/ton) following lower-than-expected U.S. weekly export inspections. However, on international markets, Russian new-crop wheat export prices jumped by +$7/ton to $235–$241/ton (FOB). Escalating military tension in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov severely disrupted maritime transport, restricting Russian export supplies and driving up asking prices.
• Palm Oil Hits 1-Month High on El Nino Risk: Bursa Malaysia palm oil futures rose by +$14.5/ton to $1,135.0/ton, marking the highest level in nearly a month. Meteorological data indicates that El Nino is strengthening, directly threatening long-term palm oil productivity and output. In China, RBD palm oil on the Dalian Commodity Exchange also climbed $13.6/ton to close at $1,358.1/ton.

Ocean Freight Rates Index: The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) dropped 81 points to 2,671 points following a previous rally. Meanwhile, the World Container Index (WCI) remained flat at $4,547 per 40ft container.