CBOT Corn (Chicago, US)
Latest Corn Prices CBOT Exchange
- Ongoing Risks to Supply via the Black Sea
- EU Corn Production Down Significantly After Severe Heat Damage
- Expected Increase in EU Demand for Corn Imports
- Weak U.S. wheat exports and subdued international demand
- Abundant International Wheat Supply
- StoneX Forecasts Very High U.S. Corn Yields Amid Favorable Weather Forecasts
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Specification
Further specifications
Through December 2018: #2 Yellow at contract Price, #1 Yellow at a 1.5 cent/bushel premium, #3 Yellow at a 1.5 cent/bushel discount. As of March 2019: #2 Yellow at contract Price, #1 Yellow at a 1.5 cent/bushel premium, #3 Yellow at a discount between 2 and 4 cents/bushel depending on broken corn and foreign material and damage grade factors.
CBOT Corn spot / futures market prices & news
The CBOT corn prices represent the movements of a key global agricultural commodity, shaped primarily by trading activities at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). As a prominent exchange for corn futures, CBOT plays a pivotal role in the international price formation for grains, especially in the agricultural commodities market.
Corn is one of the most crucial crops in the global agribusiness sector, used for animal feed, food production, bioethanol, and industrial starch applications. Pricing is influenced by climatic conditions, crop forecasts, export volumes, and economic policies. Market volatility is common, and real-time monitoring of price changes is essential. The current corn prices shown on this platform are based on futures contracts traded at CBOT, providing a transparent view into global trade.
This information page provides regularly updated corn price charts and market tables, complemented by a news ticker, market assessments, in-depth agricultural commodity market reports and trends, and a curated press review. These insights enable market participants to make strategic decisions within the corn trading ecosystem and broader commodity markets.
Corn’s importance on the world market is considerable. The United States stands as one of the leading corn producers and exporters, and trading activity on the CBOT has global influence. Tracking the CBOT corn prices allows users to understand market developments and anticipate price trends in the agricultural commodities trade.
The page serves traders, analysts, farmers, and stakeholders in the agribusiness who rely on robust data for strategic planning. Its emphasis on detailed monitoring and interpretation of corn prices helps bridge international grain trading, local agricultural markets, and predictive pricing strategies across the entire agricultural trading spectrum.