Corn prices in China's producing areas held steady on November 15, while northern and southern port prices edged higher. Mildew has appeared in some corn stored by farmers in the Northeast, where farmers are holding back sales at low offers.
Central reserve grain buying from the Northeast is expected to be limited, at under 1 million tonnes.
Farmer selling resistance and port firmness support prices in the near term, but limited state buying and spoilage risk cap the upside. Feed-buyer costs are likely to stay range-bound.
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