NAPERVILLE, Illinois, April 10 (Reuters) - Chicago corn futures have shot nearly 5% higher so far this week despite gratuitous geopolitical uncertainties, especially when it comes to the United States ...

USDA’s latest World Supply and Demand Estimate report predicts corn production at 16.7 billion bushels, “which if realized would be the highest production for grain on record for the United States.” ...

The price of corn, the U.S.’s biggest crop, has gotten clobbered and the market is betting on further declines as the commodity enters a seasonally weak period. Corn futures had a solid run last fall, ...

For the week, July corn ended 16½¢ lower, December corn was down 5½, July soybeans slid 1¼, November soybeans lost 4½, July soybean meal fell $1.60 per short ton and July soybean oil dropped 38 points ...

Most experts are projecting a large corn crop coming down the pike and that will continue to hold down the price per bushel, according to one expert. Daniel O’Brien, a professor in agricultural ...

The US will produce a record corn crop in the 2025/26 season, with farmers expanding corn acreage as they cut soybean acreage due to the escalation in trade tensions with China. Record acreage, along ...

I highlighted the price weakness in my October 21 Q3 Barchart report on the grain sector, concluding with: At the current levels, prices have limited downside potential, while the upside could be ...

The USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report released on June 12 did not change estimated 2025 corn or soybean production levels and did not make any adjustments in the projected ...

Corn has stayed locked in a tight $4.30–$4.50 range for 70 of the last 74 sessions, and this “holding pattern” seems likely to persist until the January USDA crop report. In 30 of the last 36 trading ...