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Corn prices have been on a wild swing this year. After slipping a bit around mid-2025, they’ve climbed back up as dry conditions in the U.S. Midwest and Brazil started cutting into yields. Pair that with growing demand from the animal feed and ethanol sectors, and you get a market that refuses to stay still.

What’s interesting is how much regional pull from Asia and bottlenecks in export logistics are nudging futures higher. Even though some markets still have comfortable stock levels, the overall mood is leaning bullish.

If you want real numbers and a clearer outlook, this breakdown does a solid job of mapping the global supply picture, trade flows, and weather-driven risks: https://www.procurementresource.com/resource-center/corn-price-trends