The rebound in U.S. Treasury yields on Wednesday also modestly supported the dollar's gains.

The Dollar Index maintained its upward trend, rising by 0.09% to 101.72 points following the U.S. inflation report.

Concerns Over Conflict Support Wheat Prices

U.S. August Consumer Price Index (CPI) Matches Forecasts

Soybean prices fell by more than 2%.

The Dollar Index slightly increased by 0.08% on Tuesday, supported by reduced speculation of a 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed.

The Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV) reported that global commodity prices continued to fluctuate during yesterday's trading session (September 10).

At the close of Tuesday’s session, oil prices fell to their lowest levels in three years after OPEC lowered its forecast for oil demand this year and next.

The depreciation of the USD and weather conditions in Brazil continue to raise concerns about supply, affecting coffee prices in the market.

The commodity exchange model has been established and developed worldwide for a long time, and centralized commodity trading is becoming increasingly popular.

Platinum prices surged more than 3% in the first trading session of the week.

China increases purchases, pushing U.S. soybean prices up by more than 1%.