The corn market is maintaining stability following an active second decade of January. The price on a CPT-port basis is holding at $209-210, with an increase of $2 per week. This is reported by analysts at Spike Brokers. Trading has become calmer, demand for February is partially secured, and the market is smoothly transitioning into a more balanced phase. At the same time, the fundamental picture remains supportive: the pace of physical exports is high, domestic logistics is stable, and the situation in South America could potentially add price momentum in the near future. In particular, weather conditions in Argentina are deteriorating: only 46% of corn crops are in good condition, which is a significant decline from 82% at the beginning of the month. Although forecasters predict rain, the risks to the crop are already partially factored into exchange quotes, despite the market beginning to counteract weather forecasts. On the CBOT, the March contract is holding in the range of ...