The article provides an overview of the current state of the agricultural harvest and market trends for corn across various regions. It highlights favorable weather conditions for harvesting in the US, France, and South America, with some regions experiencing increased rainfall. The market reports show a firmness in MATIF corn prices, despite the euro's weakness, and a reduction in EU production forecasts. The USDA's lower production estimates for the US, alongside stable production figures from major South American and Asian countries, have led to a decrease in global maize stocks predictions for the 2024/25 season. Additionally, the article covers the dynamics of corn exports from Brazil, Ukraine, and Russia to various countries, including a decrease in exports from Brazil and Turkey as the largest importer of Ukrainian corn. The article also discusses the impact of these trends on US corn production and ending stocks, suggesting that these developments could influence prices based on economic conditions and international demand.