
Weekly U.S. Grains Council market report showed cash corn at $3.88/bushel, down week on week, while FOB ethanol plant DDGS rose to $140.24/MT. The DDGS-to-corn value ratio was 92%, below its two-year average of 107%.
Gulf FOB DDGS indications were $218/MT for July delivery as buyers awaited futures moves.
A DDGS-to-corn ratio below its two-year average suggests DDGS is relatively cheap versus corn, which can support feed demand and export interest. Asian buyers are expected to return, supporting DDGS prices.
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