玉米库存偏低 整体走势有所偏强

Group 1: Market Data - As of November 6, 2025, U.S. corn export inspection volume was 1,424,968 tons, down from a revised 1,712,164 tons the previous week [1] - Cumulative U.S. corn export inspection volume for the current crop year is 13,725,293 tons, compared to 8,281,606 tons during the same period last year [1] - Brazil's corn planting rate for the first crop reached 47.7% as of November 8, up from 42.8% the previous week, but slightly below last year's 48.7% [1] Group 2: Production Forecasts - Brazil's total corn production for the 2025/26 season is projected to reach 143.562 million tons, an increase from the previous estimate of 142.494 million tons, driven by improved first-season crop yields and favorable second-season growth conditions [1] Group 3: Market Sentiment - With the U.S. corn harvest progressing, supply pressure is expected to increase, although recent price increases in soybeans and wheat are providing some support to corn prices [2] - Domestic market conditions show that primary production areas are experiencing sales pressure, with farmers and traders actively selling grain, leading to relatively ample market supply [2] - The overall trend for corn prices has been slightly bullish in the short term, with market participants advised to remain observant [2] Group 4: Inventory and Demand - The current situation indicates an oversupply of corn, with ample grain sources in production areas and low inventory levels among feed enterprises and deep processing companies [3] - The profitability of deep processing is improving, and strong wheat prices are providing additional support to corn prices [3]