Global feed market: Bullish and bearish factors are deadlocked, price range fluctuates, attention on supply and demand reports

Published 2025년 12월 8일

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Core Insight: According to foreign media on December 7, as of the week ending December 5, 2025, the global corn market, influenced by a mix of bullish and bearish factors, exhibited a typical range-bound oscillation pattern, lacking a clear direction. Chicago corn futures retreated from the multi-month high reached the previous week, primarily due to the promising outlook for a bumper South American corn harvest and reduced concerns over tensions in the Black Sea, which offset the support from robust U.S. corn export sales and a strengthening international crude oil market. Market focus has shifted to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's supply and demand report to be released next week, with expectations for new directional guidance.

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On Friday (December 5), Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) March corn futures closed at $4.4475 per bushel, down 0.7% from a week earlier; U.S. Gulf December shipment corn was priced at $5.2525 per bushel, up 1.8%. Euronext March corn closed at 186.75 euros per ton, down 0.4%. Argentine corn upper river FOB price was $216 per ton, up 0.9%. Brazil B3 exchange corn futures were priced at 70.30 reais per bag, up 2.2%. This week, international oil prices rose to a two-week high because the market expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next week, which may boost economic growth and energy demand; geopolitical uncertainties may lead to reduced supplies from Russia and Venezuela. The February Brent crude oil futures, the global benchmark, were priced at $63.75 per barrel, up 2.2% from a week earlier. On Friday, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index closed at 98.968 points, down 0.44% from a week earlier. Factors supporting the corn market come from several aspects. First, intermittent ...
Source: Foodmate

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