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Corn market 310

WORLD: Price rebound in Chicago From 01/07 to 08/07, prices for the September delivery in Chicago gained $6/t to stand at $249/t. American prices have been rebounding since the end of last week due to a prior correction that was too large and fears about the American weather. Volatility remains very high. On 03/07, in… Read more »

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Corn Market 309

WORLD: Slight increase in US acreage From 24/06 to 01/07, prices for the September delivery in Chicago lost another $15/t to stand at $247/t. The very strong downward pressure continues in Chicago against the backdrop of fears of a global economic crisis and fund sales, despite the fact that there has been little change in… Read more »

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Corn Market 307

WORLD: Uncertainty about global demand From 10/06 to 17/06, prices for the July delivery in Chicago gained $4.5/t to stand at $304.5/t. The evolution of the prices remains torn between the weather worries on the one hand and the uncertainty on the return of the Ukrainian exports and on the level of the world demand… Read more »

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Corn Market 306

WORLD: Increase in world stocks From 3 to 10 June, prices for July in Chicago rose by $18/t to $304/t. The lack of diplomatic progress on the unblocking of Ukrainian port exports allowed a significant rebound in prices last week. In its June report, compared to May, the USDA revised world stocks for the 2022/23… Read more »

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Corn Market 305

WORLD: Diplomatic discussions on Ukrainian exports From 27 May to 3 June, prices for the July delivery in Chicago lost $13.5/t to stand at $292/t. The sharp drop in prices in the United States last week, before a marked rebound at the end of the week, is linked to diplomatic discussions on a possible éresumption… Read more »

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Corn Market 304

WORLD: Falling prices in Chicago From 29/04 to 06/05, prices for the July delivery in Chicago fell by $15/t to $305/t. US maize prices fell at the end of last week due to better weather prospects and the action of non-commercial funds. As of 01/05, 14% of US maize was planted compared to an average… Read more »

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