The national average corn basis strengthened by 1 cent to 33 cents under the December futures contract, while the DTN National Corn Index rose 9 cents to $4.16. Soybean and wheat basis levels were mostly steady or slightly weaker, while their cash indices rose from the previous day.
A stronger corn basis indicates firmer local cash demand or tighter nearby availability relative to futures, supporting cash prices for sellers and potentially raising procurement costs for feed buyers. The report shows modest basis movement rather than a major change in overall supply or demand.
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