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Private exporters reported to the U.S. Department of Agriculture export sales of 116,000 metric tons of corn for delivery to South Korea during the 2009/2010 marketing year, the USDA said Friday. The 2009/2010 marketing year for corn begin September 1. »
Supportive signals from outside markets and an absence of sellers are expected to nudge Chicago Board of Trade corn futures higher early Friday. CBOT May corn is called to open 1 cent to 3 cents per bushel higher. In overnight electronic »
May corn closed slightly lower Thursday, near mid-range, and hit another fresh five-week low. Near-term chart damage has been inflicted recently. Bears have regained the near-term technical advantage. However, there is now very strong technical support just below the market, at $3.59. »
Buyers in Malaysia recently purchased 60,000 metric tons of South American corn at US$225/ton, basis cost and freight, trading executives said Friday. The cargo has been purchased for shipment in May, one of the executives familiar with the »
SUMMARY- Mostly dry yesterday. Temperatures 83-99F (28-37C). FORECAST- TODAY...Dry conditions in the region. Temperatures 84-100F (29-38C). TONIGHT...Mostly dry overnight. »
Chicago Board of Trade corn ended mixed Thursday, as the market clawed its way back after trading lower all day due to bearish fundamentals. March corn ended flat at $3.55 1/2 per bushel, and May corn ended down 1/4 cent to $3.65 1/4. »
CBOT corn ended mixed, clawing its way back after trading lower all day thanks to bearish fundamentals. The market remained under pressure from Wednesday's supply and demand report, which cut exports and increased projected 2009-10 carryout. »
CBOT corn is lower on outside market pressure and bearish fundamentals spelled out in Wednesday's supply and demand report. The report gives the market a negative outlook, analysts say. Soybeans, which were higher »
CBOT corn is lower in two-sided trade early in the session. The market is under technical pressure, with follow-through selling after Wednesday's losses, analysts say. Traders add that weekly export sales for corn were poor »
For the week ended Mar 4 in metric tons. Based on Sep-Aug marketing year. New sales are gross sales for the week, net sales are the result of destination changes and foreign purchases/cancellations. Only countries with major activity »
Chicago Board of Trade corn futures are expected to open slightly lower Thursday on follow-through selling and poor weekly export sales. Corn is called 1 to 3 cents lower. In overnight trade, March corn was down 1/2 cent to $3.55 per »
May corn closed lower Wednesday, near mid-range, and hit a fresh five-week low following a bearishly construed USDA supply and demand report. Near-term chart damage has been inflicted recently. Bears have regained the near-term technical advantage. »
SUMMARY- Dry conditions in the region yesterday. Temperatures 85-102F (29-39C). FORECAST- TODAY...Mostly dry. Temperatures 79-100F (26-38C). TONIGHT...Mostly dry overnight. »
A bearish government report and additional pressure from wheat futures sent Chicago Board of Trade corn lower Wednesday. March corn ended down 3 1/4 cents to $3.55 1/2 per bushel, and May corn closed down 3 1/2 cents »
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CBOT corn has rebounded after losses on the open and is mixed in early trade. Wednesday's supply and demand projections from the USDA were generally seen as bearish, and that pushed prices lower on the open. »
Wednesday's U.S. Department of Agriculture supply and demand report was deemed bearish for Chicago Board of Trade corn and wheat futures while neutral for soybeans, according to traders and analysts. Corn futures are forecast to open 3-5 cents lower, and wheat is called 2-4 cents lower. Soybeans are called to open mixed.... »
Stiff foreign competition is the reason the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its forecast for U.S. exports by 100 million bushels. The USDA said Wednesday it is now predicting U.S. corn exports for the 2009-10 marketing year »
Chicago Board of Trade corn futures are expected to open lower Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture issued bearish supply and demand estimates. Corn is called 3 to 5 cents lower following the government's report. »
Wednesday's U.S. Department of Agriculture supply and demand report was deemed bearish for Chicago Board of Trade corn and wheat futures while neutral for soybeans, according to traders and analysts. »
