Core Viewpoint - The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures closed mixed, with the benchmark contract rising by 0.4%, primarily due to the clarification of biofuel policies, although weak corn export sales are exerting pressure on the corn market [1]. Group 1: Market Performance - Corn futures fluctuated, with prices ranging from an increase of 2.75 cents to a decrease of 0.50 cents, where the March contract rose by 2.75 cents to close at 433.25 cents per bushel, the May contract increased by 1.50 cents to 443.50 cents per bushel, and the July contract went up by 1 cent to 451.25 cents per bushel [1]. - The most actively traded May contract had a trading range between 440.25 cents and 445.75 cents [1]. Group 2: Trading Volume - The estimated trading volume for the benchmark contract was 261,096 contracts, compared to 204,045 contracts in the previous trading day [1]. - The open interest stood at 683,648 contracts, slightly up from 676,737 contracts the previous day [1].
CBOT玉米大多期约收涨，生物燃料政策趋于明朗
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-27 00:49