Corn prices are forecast to remain flat the duration of harvest.
University of Illinois ag economist Todd Hubbs says December futures will probably stay in a sideways trading range.
“Somewhere between $3.45 and $3.55 to be generous. It’s been more like $3.53 (to the high side) for the last month, and just seems to be bouncing around inside that range. And I don’t see it popping out of that anytime soon.”
He tells Brownfield a large carryout is canceling out strong demand for U.S.
Continue reading Corn stuck in sideways trend at Brownfield Ag News.
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