What moves its price?

Corn moves on weather conditions during the planting and harvest season in the US 'Corn Belt', US Department of Agriculture (USDA) reports on inventories and expected production, and demand for ethanol production and animal feed.

It's traded mainly through futures or CFDs with a regulated broker. Its price tends to show seasonal patterns tied to the US agricultural calendar.

Corn

Commodities · CORN

$20.07

-0.5%Change · Last 24h

52-week range

$16.37$20.43

Today's range

$20.04$20.21

Volume

423.8K

Avg. volume

661.4K

Today's open

$20.16

Previous close

$20.17

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Market closed · September 5

Commodities — Corn

-0.5%Rain

Declining with moderate volatility: more unstable than usual.

Change: -0.5% · Realized volatility: 0.8% (1.1× typical)

Last 24h path

-0.02%

-0.00%

-0.11%

-0.25%

-0.19%

-0.16%

-0.37%

-0.54%

Now-0.50%

This chart shows the real market price (via TradingView). It may differ from the value shown in "The Weather," which tracks CORN as a proxy.

Market radar

A quick read of the instrument's current state, using data and calculations the rest of the site already relies on — not a multi-year valuation model.

Position in 52-week range

91.1%

Min · $16.37Max · $20.43

Volatility vs. typical

1.1×

LowHigh

Normalized momentum

-0.6

BearishBullish

Price channel · 52 weeks

PriceNear the lowNear the high

Real price line (weekly candles) within the real 52-week range.

Volume vs. price — does the move have backing?

Current position

Classic trading read: a price move with above-average volume is more likely to hold; with low volume, it tends to be more fragile.

How big is today's move?

52-week rangeToday's range

4.2%

Today's range is 4.2% of the full 52-week range.

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Corn is one of the world's most heavily traded agricultural commodities, used as human food, animal feed, and as a raw material for biofuel (ethanol). The United States is by far its largest producer worldwide.

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