The overall national average price of corn is showing a slight upward trend, with some areas experiencing minor fluctuations.

On the 27th, the national average price showed a generally slight upward trend, with localized areas experiencing minor fluctuations, and the number of fluctuating regions increasing, resulting in more price increases than decreases overall. In the main domestic production areas, the remaining grain at the grassroots level continues to decrease, the atmosphere for the Spring Festival remains strong, and logistics are affected by rain and snow, leading to limited effective supply in the short term, which continually supports a slight price increase. Overall, the bearish pressure on both supply and demand in February remains relatively high. Excluding the impact of uncertain factors such as weather on logistics and transportation, it is more likely that during the first half of February, the spot trading prices of corn in production areas will generally show a slightly strong trend. The probability of a slight weakening in the second half of the month will gradually increase, and the likelihood of a month-on-month average price increase will continue to rise. (China Feed Industry Information Network)