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Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark

Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark

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  • Kernels of Wisdom: Navigating the Choppy Corn Market with Vanessa Clark

    Kernels of Wisdom: Navigating the Choppy Corn Market with Vanessa Clark
    Dec 4 2025
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    This is your Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to the Daily Corn Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and today we are talking about what is happening right now in the corn market and how you can use this information in your day to day decisions.

    Because there is no live data connection available at this moment, I cannot give you the exact up to the minute trading price for corn today. However, the most recent market commentary from grain analysts shows Chicago Board of Trade corn futures holding in a fairly tight sideways range a little above four dollars per bushel, with nearby contracts often trading in the mid four dollar area. That tells us the market is not in a runaway rally or a major collapse, but rather in a grinding, choppy pattern where small daily moves matter.

    So what is driving that kind of action. First, the United States just harvested one of its largest corn crops on record, with strong yields and generally good quality. Big supplies tend to cap prices because buyers know there is plenty of corn available. At the same time, demand from key buyers like Mexico, Japan, and South Korea has been solid, and industrial demand from ethanol plants is strong, even if ethanol inventories are growing. When supply is heavy but demand is also healthy, you often get exactly what we are seeing now, a range bound market.

    Here are a few practical tips you can use. If you are a farmer or merchandiser watching daily corn prices, treat this range as your friend. Consider scaling in sales on bounces toward the upper end of the recent trading band and be more patient when prices slip back toward the low end. If you are a livestock producer or small feed user, watch local basis levels closely, because when futures are stuck, the best opportunities often show up in cash bids at your local elevator or feed mill rather than in the board price itself.

    If you are following corn as an investor or trader, remember that choppy sideways price action usually favors shorter term strategies. Tighten your risk limits, avoid chasing small rallies, and let the big fundamental shifts, like a surprise export surge or a weather scare in a major growing region, be your signal for larger moves. Until then, think of this as a market that rewards patience and discipline more than bold, all in bets.

    That is it for today’s episode of the Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thanks so much for listening, stay curious about those corn prices, and be sure to subscribe and tune in next time for another daily check on what is happening in the corn market.

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    3 min
  • Cornering the Market: Harvesting Insights for Savvy Traders

    Cornering the Market: Harvesting Insights for Savvy Traders
    Dec 3 2025
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    This is your Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome to Daily Corn Price Tracker, the podcast where we break down what's happening in the corn markets so you can stay informed. I'm your host Vanessa Clark, and today is Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025. Let's dive right into what you need to know about corn trading today.

    This morning, corn futures are trading lower, giving back some of yesterday's impressive gains. December corn closed yesterday at four dollars and thirty-eight cents per bushel, but today we're seeing prices push down by about two to three cents. March corn futures, which is the most actively traded contract, are down three cents early this morning at four dollars and forty-seven cents per bushel.

    Here's what's driving the market today. Yesterday's rally was fueled by geopolitical tensions between Ukraine and Russia over Black Sea grain exports. But today, we're seeing some profit-taking as traders lock in those gains. It's a natural market cycle, and honestly, it's healthy to see some consolidation after a strong day.

    From a technical perspective, March corn is trading just below the two hundred day moving average at four dollars and forty-eight cents. This is important because it's acting as key resistance. The immediate support level to watch is at four dollars and thirty-six and a quarter cents, which is the one hundred day moving average. As long as corn holds above that support, the broader uptrend remains intact.

    Now let me give you some context on why corn matters right now. The United States just harvested what's being called the largest corn crop on record at four hundred twenty-five point five million metric tons. But here's the encouraging part, and this is really important, the crop quality is exceptional. We're seeing the lowest rate of broken corn and foreign material in the history of the harvest quality report. That's remarkable.

    On the demand side, corn exports continue to impress. Export inspections through late November are running seventy-one percent higher than a year ago, even with some concerns about potential supply from other regions. Usage is also tracking well above what the USDA forecasted, with production coming in at sixteen point zero three million bushels per day compared to the fifteen point three million needed.

    The cash corn price, which is what farmers actually receive, is at three dollars and ninety-nine and three quarter cents per bushel, down about five and a half cents today.

    Looking ahead, traders are waiting for the USDA's supply and demand report coming December 9th. This report could be significant because there's speculation that corn usage might be raised while ending stock estimates could be lowered from the current projection of two point one five billion bushels.

    So here's the takeaway for today. We're seeing a healthy pullback after strong momentum, but the fundamentals remain supportive with record production, strong demand, and solid export activity. The technical levels to watch are four dollars and forty-eight cents above and four dollars and thirty-six cents below.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Corn Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark reminding you to subscribe so you never miss an update on what's moving the corn markets. We'll see you tomorrow for another market update.

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    4 min
  • Corn Confidential: Exports, Brazil, and the Bull Run

    Corn Confidential: Exports, Brazil, and the Bull Run
    Dec 2 2025
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    This is your Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, welcome back to Daily Corn Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and I'm so glad you're here with me today. We've got some really interesting movement to break down in the corn market as we head into December.

    So let's jump right in. As of today, December second, corn is trading at four dollars and thirty-seven cents per bushel, up nearly a full cent from yesterday. That's solid movement in the right direction for corn traders. The March contract specifically is holding around four dollars and forty-eight cents, which represents some real strength we're seeing emerge.

    Now here's what's driving today's action. Export inspections came in above expectations this week. We saw one point four two one million metric tons of corn inspected for export, which beat what traders were predicting. That's a big deal because it signals strong international demand for American corn. In fact, the cumulative corn export numbers for this marketing year are running seventy-one percent ahead of where we were at this time last year. Japan, Mexico, and Colombia are leading the charge as our top export destinations right now.

    But here's something important to understand. While year to date corn is still down about five point three percent, we've definitely seen a turnaround in momentum. The market had given back part of last week's rally on Monday, but today's strength suggests that confidence is returning. Some analysts are looking at corn with very bullish eyes. One forecast model I saw put corn at a ninety-one percent probability of higher prices moving forward, with March corn potentially reaching four dollars and sixty-seven cents.

    Now, I want to give you the real picture here. Brazil has cut its corn production forecast significantly. StoneX lowered their estimate to one hundred thirty-four point four million metric tons, citing planting delays and irregular rainfall. That's the kind of supply tightness that can support prices. Ukrainian exports are also continuing at a strong pace as harvesting moves along there.

    The cash market for corn is sitting around four dollars and four cents per bushel right now, which shows decent strength compared to where we started the week. The gulf basis is improving, which is positive for exporters and farmers in that region.

    One more thing worth watching. There's some chatter in the market about the USDA potentially lowering the corn yield estimate come January. If that happens, we could see some real support for prices, though the market might also price in lower demand for things like ethanol and livestock feed.

    So bottom line for today? Corn is showing resilience with export demand holding steady and supply concerns building internationally. Traders are watching that March contract closely, and today's push higher suggests the bulls are gaining confidence as we move into the heart of the winter months.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Corn Price Tracker. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss our next episode, and we'll be right back tomorrow with the latest on what's moving the corn market. See you then.

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    4 min
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