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CBOT corn sets contract lows as US weather benefits crop development

ReutersJul 11, 2025 6:40 PM

- Chicago Board of Trade corn futures dropped to contract lows on Friday under pressure from beneficial U.S. crop weather that was stoking expectations for a large harvest, analysts said.

  • U.S. farmers were expected to reap bumper corn and soy crops this season as both are developing under generally favorable weather in the Midwest farm belt.

  • The crops, which will be harvested this autumn, will add to abundant global supplies.

  • Rain is maintaining mostly favorable soil moisture reserves for crops, and Midwestern temperatures remain below stressful levels, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said in a daily weather report.

  • U.S. corn inventories will shrink to their lowest in four years ahead of what is expected to be a record autumn harvest, the USDA said in a monthly supply-and-demand report.

  • New-crop CBOT December corn CZ25 ended down 4-1/4 cents at $4.12-1/4 a bushel.

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