
Heavy deliveries of wet corn to Polish buying points have driven substantial price declines, while MATIF corn and wheat futures have also fallen. The report attributes the local corn weakness to a seasonal surge in harvest supply and says buyers and dryers have become less eager to purchase wet grain for resale.
A concentrated harvest influx and reduced buying capacity pressure corn prices directly and may weigh on other grains if the weakness spreads. The article presents the declines as a short-term seasonal supply effect rather than a broader shortage.
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