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Ukrainian Black Sea port corn prices rose to 240 dollars per tonne FOB as physical supply stayed tight and Turkish and EU buyers stayed active. Meanwhile CBOT July corn fell 9 cents to 471.25 cents per bushel and CBOT July wheat dropped 26.5 cents to 610.25 cents.
Port cash prices diverged from weaker Chicago and Euronext futures, pointing to local supply tightness rather than a global trend. Lower futures reflect energy price declines, fast US corn planting and fund profit-taking.
en.usm.mediaNinaMay 11, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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