CHICAGO, Jan. 28 (Xinhua) -- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) agricultural futures traded mixed on Tuesday morning, with corn rebounding after sharp losses in the previous two sessions. As of 1638 GMT, the most active corn contract for March delivery climbed 5 cents to 3.855 U.S. dollars p...
futures market as of May 2007. Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell following the announcement of the government that farmers planted more corn acres than expected. The prices of corn decreased by 15.75 cents to $3.5375 per bushel. Contract prices of crude oil increased by 79 cents to $...
CHICAGO, Aug. 13 (Xinhua) -- Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) crop futures settled mixed on Tuesday, with corn suffering more losses due to larger U.S. supply and ending stocks projection. The most active corn contract for December delivery was down 16.25 cents, or 4.14 percent to settle at...
On Wednesday, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures closed slightly higher, with the benchmark period closing up about 0.6%, mainly supported by bargain hunting and position adjustments before major reports were released. As of the close, corn futures rose by 0.5 cents to 4.50 cents...
Corn futures rose toward $4.90 per bushel, approaching their highest level in over a year of $497 seen January 29th, driven by tight global supply and strong export figures. Argentina’s lower corn estimate, down by 1 million tons due to dry weather, and reduced Ukrainian exports, forecasted...
Globex corn futures are traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and are used as a benchmark for global corn prices. This market allows farmers and traders to hedge against price fluctuations and manage their risk exposure. The active market in grains provides an array of hedging and sp...
However, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) also offers a mini-corn future at 1,000 bushels. Minimum price fluctuation: Contracts trade in one-quarter-cent (0.0025) increments, or $12.50 per bushel. A full one-cent move equals $50 per contract. Trading months: The trading months for ...
By 1pm US Eastern time, the July corn futures contract on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange slipped by 3 cents per bushel (bu) to $4.22 per bu, and September futures fell by 4 cents per bu to $4.28 per bu. Asian futures rise by 20 yuan per tonne ...
Corn Futures The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) offers a contract on corn that settles into 5,000 bushels or about 127 metric tons of #2 yellow corn. Traders can also deliver #1 yellow corn at a 1.5 cent per bushel premium or #3 yellow corn at a 1.5 cent per bushel discount. The ...
corn futures or forward contract was for 3000 bushels instead of the 5000 bushel contract of today. Back then the exchange membership fees were $3 instead of the 6 and 7 figure costs for exchange seats today. The Chicago Board of Trade is the premiere corn future trading exchange in the ...