Corn Prices Dip on Chicago Board of Trade
Update: 2025-11-20
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Corn prices on the Chicago Board of Trade show a slight dip across most contract months as of November 20th. The December twenty-five contract closed at four hundred twenty-eight and one-quarter cents, down one and a half cents. The March twenty-six contract ended at four hundred thirty-nine and three-quarters cents, down one and three-quarters cents. The May twenty-six and July twenty-six contracts both fell by two cents, while the September twenty-six contract decreased by two cents. The May twenty-seven contract saw a slight increase of half a cent. Todays estimated trading volume is around one hundred twenty thousand, seven hundred seventy-nine contracts, significantly lower than yesterdays. This suggests a quieter day in the corn market with most contracts experiencing modest losses.
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