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Corn futures fell below $4.4 per bushel, extending their recent decline to a three-month low as nearly complete US planting and improving weather conditions boosted crop development. Planting reached about 93% complete as of late May, ahead of the five-year average, with emergence also running above normal at 76%, signaling a crop that is both early and largely established. Warm early-June temperatures are expected to accelerate growth, while forecasts for additional rainfall in the drier western Corn Belt improved soil moisture and reinforced expectations for strong yield potential. USDA reported 67% of corn rated good-to-excellent in top producing states, slightly below expectations but still consistent with a broadly favorable supply outlook. Although crude oil prices remained elevated amid renewed Middle East tensions, typically supportive for grains through biofuel demand links, the influence was limited as favorable crop conditions and ample supply expectations remained dominant.
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