The International Grains Council says greater ethanol use in China has cut global corn stocks to a four-year low. Despite a higher production forecast, the council lowered its world corn inventory estimate by five million metric tons to 203 million metric tons by the close of 2017-18. China’s trying to reduce big corn inventories with a nationwide roll-out of ten percent ethanol blended gasoline by 2020.
The council’s world corn production forecast was raised by five million metric tons to a little more than a billion metric tons.
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