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Chicago corn futures, including the September contract, settled at lifetime lows on Wednesday. Traders cited expectations of a record Brazilian second corn crop of 123.3 million metric tons and a lack of weather threats for the U.S. crop.
A record Brazilian harvest that competes with U.S. corn in the second half of the year adds export supply and pressures U.S. corn prices.
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