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Chicago corn December futures fell $2.6 per tonne in the week to October 18, to $154 per tonne, on weak export sales and lower ethanol output. Harvest delays from late maturity and wet fields are noted, and a China-US trade agreement has not yet lifted prices.
Slow exports and reduced ethanol output weigh on demand, but harvest delays and a late crop could support prices if they persist into November.
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