Corn price action is showing fractionally mixed movement so far on Friday morning. Futures posted losses of 6 to 7 cents across the nearby contracts to close out Thursday’s session. Preliminary open interest was down by 4,160 contracts on Thursday. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price declined by 6¼ cents to $3.89¾.
In other market developments, China reportedly purchased a cargo of U.S. sorghum this week, signaling continued international interest in U.S. grains.
According to ANEC, Brazil’s corn exports during November are expected to total 5.57 million metric tons (MMT), up from 4.92 MMT last year. Brazil’s official data also showed that October exports reached 6.5 MMT, slightly higher than 6.4 MMT exported the previous year.
Here is a summary of recent corn futures and cash prices:
– December 2025 Corn closed at $4.28¾, down 6½ cents, currently down ¼ cent
– Nearby Cash Corn was $3.89¾, down 6¼ cents
– March 2026 Corn closed at $4.43, down 6½ cents, currently up ¼ cent
– May 2026 Corn closed at $4.51½, down 6¾ cents, currently down ½ cent
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