Grains & Fertilizers
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The recent trend in the corn market has been declining, with noticeable differences between the northern and southern ports. In the northern port, prices have experienced a slight decline due to overall market conditions and the entrance of wheat into the market. Negative sentiment has affected shipment activities, but the overall situation remains weak and stable. On the other hand, corn prices in the southern port have been falling continuously. This can be attributed to the lack of activity in corn shipments by downstream enterprises in the south, resulting in high inventory levels at the port. Additionally, recent wet weather has impacted the quality of corn, further contributing to the price decline. As a result, the price difference between the northern and southern ports has widened.
Looking ahead to July, it is expected that the overall trend of port corn will remain weak. The enthusiasm of downstream traders will heavily influence market conditions, and the continued tight demand will put pressure on high port inventories, making it difficult for prices to rise significantly.
As an alternative to corn, wheat has experienced a slight downward trend recently. With the arrival of new wheat in the market, the supply will continue to increase. Some enterprises have shown interest in procuring new wheat, which is expected to boost the wheat market in July and potentially seize market share from corn. This could exert additional pressure on corn prices. The listing of new wheat may also encourage corn traders to ship their stock in the short term. In the medium and long term, corn prices are likely to maintain a high and strong level of volatility, supported by positive factors in the price of substitutes.
Overall, the corn market is facing challenges due to weak demand, high inventories, and the impact of alternative crops like wheat. It is expected that the market will continue to experience pressure in the near future, with limited upward movement in prices.