Corn futures are trading with 2 to 4 cent losses so far on Friday, as traders kick off 2026 with some weakness. The CmdtyView ...

Corn futures are sticking close to unchanged on Thursday morning with contracts steady. The corn market was 3 to 4 cents higher across most contracts on Wednesday. Preliminary open interest slipped ...

When Suede, Lily Allen and Happy Mondays take the stage at Cambridge Corn Exchange next year, they probably won't be thinking ...

Corn futures are trading with 4 to 5 ¾ cents across most contracts at Wednesday’s midday. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price is down 5 cents at $3.74 3/4. The monthly NASS Grain Crushing ...

Corn has continued to trade sideways. As of Friday, December corn has closed between $3.85 and $4.35 in 100 straight trading sessions in a row. Farmers have largely been resilient to the low prices ...

Corn led U.S. agriculture futures lower, pulling back after briefly topping $4.50/bushel in the previous session, weighed by ...

CME Group wants to give retail investors an opportunity to trade corn and soybeans — without the risk of taking delivery of thousands of bushels if they hang on to a contract for too long. Building ...

Corn and soybean prices fell Friday following USDA’s release of its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, which projects a record soybean crop and “smaller supplies, larger ...

This information is provided by Archer Financial Services, Inc., 800-933-3996. The corn and wheat markets saw a weaker trade for the week as May corn closed nearly $.30 lower, while the wheat market ...

Wheat futures were the leading gainer among U.S. grains for the second straight day on Wednesday, as the trading outlook for futures prices improves across the board. Wheat for March delivery (W_1:COM ...

BENTON, Mo. -- All charges have been dropped against a former Sikeston mayor relating to a "Corn for Cars" bartering arrangement. A state tax exemption -- commonly referred to as "Corn for Cars" -- ...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Iowa corn farmer Bob Hemesath jokes that the government check he expects as compensation for his trade-war losses will soon allow him to splurge on upscale coffee in town instead ...