Cash corn prices rose across the US while DDGS FOB ethanol plant prices fell $1.50 per tonne and Kansas City soymeal dropped $4 per tonne. DDGS were priced at 106% of cash corn, below the five-year average of 109%, and Gulf DDGS offers were mostly steady.
Lower DDGS and soymeal values with firm corn make DDGS relatively less expensive as a feed substitute, which can support buying. Gulf offers steady to firmer indicate tight near-term supply.
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