
June Class III futures closed at $16.99, down 29 cents on the week, with spot cheese near an 18-month low. June Class IV rose 22 cents to $18.35 and spot butter hit a five-month high.
July corn futures gained 11.5 cents to $5.965 on the week, and USDA data showed March cheese output 0.2% below a year earlier.
Weak cheese and Class III values point to softer milk prices, while firmer corn futures raise feed grain costs for buyers.
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June Class III futures fell 29 cents on the week with spot cheese near an 18-month low, directly reflecting weak cheese pricing that drives Class III.
Weekly summary shows June Class III down 29 cents with spot cheese near an 18-month low, directly reflecting the cheese-driven weakness in Class III futures.