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Corn Market 317

WORLD: Drought in Argentina From 23/09 to 30/09, the price of December corn in Chicago remained relatively stable at 267 $/t. In the United States, as of 25 September, 12% of American corn had been harvested, compared with an average of 14% at that date (2017-2021). A rather dry week is expected in the Corn… Read more »

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Corn Market 316

WORLD: Weakened macroeconomic outlook From 16/09 to 23/09, prices for December in Chicago remained stable at $267/t. The week was marked by the hesitations of operators between renewed tension in Ukraine and a gloomy global macroeconomic context. In the United States, the corn harvest continues. As of 18/09, 7% of the US maize crop had… Read more »

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Corn Market 270

World: Rainy outlook for the Corn Belt From June 4 to June 11, the Chicago July delivery prices gained $1/t to reach $269/t. For the new harvest, the December delivery rates gained $7/t to reach $240/t. The week was once again marked by very high volatility. Indeed, while the fundamentals are still tense for the… Read more »

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Corn Market 269

World: Weather drives up prices From 28/05 to 04/06, prices for the July delivery in Chicago gained $10/t to $269/t. For the new harvest, prices for the December delivery gained $18/t to stand at $234/t. Despite continuous high volatility, prices rose last week due to the weather situation in the US and Brazil. In the… Read more »

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Corn Market 266

World: Sharp drop in prices in Chicago From 7/05 to 14/05, maize prices in Chicago fell sharply. Prices for the July delivery dropped $30/T to $254/T and for the new harvest, prices for the December delivery dropped by $37/T to $214/T. This sharp decline was due to heavy selling by hedge funds which held a… Read more »

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CEPM Corn Market n°219

WORLD: towards a historic production record in the United States? From 08/05 to 15/05, prices for the July delivery were stable at $126/t. Oil prices are on the rise and have crossed the $30/barrel threshold. This can be explained by recent well shutdowns in the United States, the reduction in Saudi Arabia’s production and increased… Read more »

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