Corn Market 357 WORLD: US yields revised downwards From 07/07 to 14/07, the price for the September delivery in Chicago gained $7/t to reach $199/t. Despite heavy stocks from 19/08 to 25/08, the price for December in Chicago fell by $2/t to $192/t. Notwithstanding the volatility linked to the situation in the Black Sea, prices in Chicago have… Read more » Download
Corn market 356 WORLD: Confirmation of the rise in US inventories From 07/07 to 14/07, the price of September delivery in Chicago rose by $7/t to stand at $199/t. Despite heavy stocks confirmed by the USDA’s July report, US prices rebounded at the end of the week on the back of reassuring news about demand and concerns about… Read more » Download
Corn Market 356 WORLD: Confirmation of the rise in US inventories From 07/07 to 14/07, the price of September delivery in Chicago rose by $7/t to stand at $199/t. Despite heavy stocks confirmed by the USDA’s July report, US prices rebounded at the end of the week on the back of reassuring news about demand and concerns about… Read more » Download
Corn market 355 WORLD: Acceleration of Brazilian exports From 30/06 to 07/07, the price of September delivery in Chicago remained relatively unchanged at $192/t. After a very sharp fall the previous week, prices in Chicago remained more stable last week, which was shortened by Independence Day. Traders remained cautious ahead of the publication of the USDA’s monthly report… Read more » Download
Corn market 354 WORLD: Surfaces up sharply in the Corn Belt From 23/06 to 30/06, the price of September delivery in Chicago fell by $38/t to $192/t. This very sharp fall is linked to the arrival of timely rain in the Corn Belt and, above all, to a new acreage estimate that far exceeded operators’ expectations. At 26/06,… Read more » Download
Corn market 353 WORLD: The weather market at the heart of concerns From 16/06 to 23/06, the price of July delivery in Chicago fell by $4/t to $248/t. Weather conditions remain worrying in the United States, with drought persisting in the Corn Belt and now affecting 64% of maize acreage. This is a considerable increase in just one… Read more » Download