Corn futures prices on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3) saw slight increases on Tuesday, with the March/23 maturity quoted at R$87.29 and the May/23 at R$87.64, influenced by buying pressure from Iran and China. However, in the domestic market, producers' focus on soybeans has reduced corn supply. In contrast, international corn futures on the Chicago Stock Exchange (CBOT) experienced new negative movements, accumulating large monthly losses, as investment funds undergo liquidation at the end of the month. This liquidation has affected grains, attempting to catch up to feed grains, and if the US Department of Agriculture's forecast for planting, production, and stocks is accurate, final corn stocks could match those of the 2019 season.