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Grain markets were on track to finish lower for a fifth consecutive week, extending weakness from October. December corn had fallen from above $5 in early October toward levels near $4.25, while rain interruptions left about 20% of the crop still unharvested.
Continued price declines point to bearish market pressure, while harvest delays could temporarily constrain near-term deliveries. The article gives no new supply or demand driver beyond routine market movements.
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