US corn futures fell about 1% on Tuesday as the dollar strengthened to its highest since early November and crude oil turned lower after hitting its highest since July. Harvest pressure also weighed, with USDA reporting 18% of corn cut versus a 15% five-year average.
A firmer dollar and weaker energy prices reduce the appeal of US grains, while faster harvest pace adds near-term supply pressure, pointing to lower feed grain costs for buyers.
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