
U.S. corn futures fell 6¼ cents over the week, while reported corn sales totaled 1.687 million tonnes for 2026/27 and 597,360 tonnes for 2027/28. The U.S. corn harvest was 74% complete as of November 1, three percentage points behind average; ethanol production rose, while weekly export sales eased from the prior week.
The report combines weaker futures and slower weekly export sales with continued export demand and rising ethanol production, giving mixed signals for corn demand. The harvest lag may offer some support, but the article does not identify a new supply shock.
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