At the beginning of 2024, the global food market will still face crises: El Ni ñ o and export regulations. Although futures prices of a series of important food crops will end in a downward trend in the coming year of 2023, various signs indicate that factors such as climate and supply chain restrictions will continue to disrupt the international food market in early 2024. Although the decline in agricultural futures this year is mainly related to the "crazy rise" in the previous two years, many traders and analysts have also warned that the international food market will remain fragile for at least the first half of next year as the new year approaches.