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Corn Rises for Second Day on Dip-Buying and Demand Signal

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 22 October 2026, 03:15 UTC By Ben Westcott 1 min read
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Commodities Corn Rises for Second Day on Dip-Buying and Demand Signal US corn futures rose for a second day on dip-buying and signs of improved demand in major markets. The most-active contract in Chicago climbed as much as 0.6% before paring gains, after losing more than 4% in a six-day run of losses through Tuesday.

Commodities Corn Rises for Second Day on Dip-Buying and Demand Signal US corn futures rose for a second day on dip-buying and signs of improved demand in major markets. The most-active contract in Chicago climbed as much as 0.6% before paring gains, after losing more than 4% in a six-day run of losses through Tuesday.
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