Corn futures closed the Monday session with most contracts down 2 to 3 cents. Pressure was felt from widespread rains across the WCB. This

Corn futures are trading 3 to 4 cents lower in most nearby contracts at midday. Pressure is coming from rains across the WCB over the weekend (and

Corn futures are mostly a penny per bushel higher this morning. They were down a cent or less on Friday, with September up 1.82% on the week. CFTC

Corn futures closed the day with fractional to 1 cent losses in most nearby contracts, as September was up 1.82% on the week. CFTC data on Friday

Corn futures are currently 1 to 2 cents lower in most contracts on Friday. Pressure is coming from forecasts for rain across the Corn Belt over the

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