Corn futures edge lower at midday Thursday as Midwest rain outlook weighs
US corn futures and cash prices edged lower as improving Midwest rainfall forecasts (1–2 inches across key producing states) reduce near-term supply risk and outweigh limited spillover support from wheat. Weekly 2025/26 export sales were within expectations and a three-week high, while 2026/27 bookings beat estimates but remain sharply below last year. The weather-driven shift toward better crop conditions is the main short-term headwind.
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U.S. corn futures and cash prices were fractionally lower at midday Thursday, with both nearby contracts and new-crop cash posting small declines. Forecasts call for 1 to 2 inches of rain over the next 7 days across key Midwest and Northern Plains areas, which could improve soil moisture. Weekly export sales for 2025/26 totaled 362,916 MT, within trade expectations, while 2026/27 bookings were reported at 1.062 MMT and above the trade range.