Corn Faces Longest Losing Streak Since Early 2025 on Weak Demand
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U.S. corn futures fell for the sixth straight day, their biggest losing streak since March 2025. Harvest pressure and weak export demand are prompting hedge funds to close positions quickly. The most active corn contract on the Chicago Board of Trade shed as much as 0.5% to its lowest level since Aug. 12. The decline came as inspections of corn shipments for export nearly halved from the previous week, to 672,500 tons in the week ended Oct. 15. …
US corn prices are on a prolonged decline, recording their biggest decline since March 2025, as the increase in
Corn futures in the U.S. continue to decline, affected by harvest pressures and weak export demand. The most actively traded corn contract on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange fell by as much as 0.5 percent on October 20...
U.S. corn futures fell for a sixth straight day, their longest losing streak since March 2025, as harvest pressure and weak exports spurred hedge funds to sell their positions rapidly. The most actively traded corn contract on the Chicago Commodity Exchange fell 0.5 percent,...
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