Chinese corn futures and spot prices rose modestly, as deep-processing companies increased their corn consumption and showed greater interest in replenishing inventories. Corn stocks at processing firms, feed companies and northern ports also increased, while farmers sold grain cautiously and feed buyers remained restrained amid ample inventories and losses in livestock production.
More industrial restocking and cautious farmer selling are supporting corn prices, but higher inventories and subdued feed demand limit the upside. The balance points to modest support for domestic Chinese corn rather than a strong rally.
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