This series tracks Corn with specification North America physical spot corn midpoint in North America (US), quoted in USD/Bu. Compare only observations with the same grade, region and quote basis.
What history is available?
The available history contains 2775 observations from 2016-01-04 to 2026-10-20. These are recorded dates, not proof of the earliest available publication; missing intervals are not interpolated.
Is this a live executable quote?
No. 2026-10-20 is the latest recorded observation date, not a real-time update guarantee. Public-source prices may be delayed, incomplete or inaccurate and are for reference only.
Chinese liquid ammonia fell 12.97% to CNY 2,616.67 a tonne in the week to 16 October, the steepest drop on the fertilizer board, as restarted units lifted supply while phosphate and compound-fertilizer run rates stayed near seasonal lows.
USDA's second phase of the Great American Cotton Plan expands 2027 crop-insurance endorsements and moves the cotton tariff-rate quota process to FAS, while ICE cotton trades around 80 cents a pound after USDA lifted 2026/27 world ending stocks to 70.68m bales.
Market Pulse Scope's US wholesale egg series fell 20.9% in seven sessions to about $0.36 a dozen, with cage-free lines leading the slide. USDA has cut both its 2026 and fourth-quarter price forecasts, while China's main producing areas are down more than 26% year on year.
Chinese methanol collapsed back to CNY 3,883 a tonne, a 13.6% weekly drop, after coastal MTO plants shut and traders dumped cargo into a market that had rallied 17% in a month.
Weekly US fertilizer quotes show DAP up $187.30 to $961.83 a short ton and anhydrous ammonia up $90.17 to $905.67, while urea fell $60.94 to $730.00, even as USDA confirmed a record $13.8 billion of 2025 crop-year ARC and PLC payments.
US urea fell 7.7% on the week to $730 a short ton even as UAN28 jumped 20.5%, DAP rose 24.2% and anhydrous ammonia gained 11.1%, a split that comes as USDA confirmed a record $13.8 billion of 2025 crop-year revenue and price safety-net payments.