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CBOT corn futures climbed slightly on Friday, with benchmark contracts up 0.0%multihandvideopokergames.16%, the market focused on the impact of blocked spring sowing. The July contract closed at 464.75 cents per bushel, and the trading volume increased compared with the previous day.
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CBOT corn futures climbed slightly on Friday, as delays in spring sowing attracted investors 'attention
On Friday, the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT)multihandvideopokergamesThe corn futures market rose slightly, as investors remained closely monitoring the progress of spring sowing caused by rainfall. Despite adverse weather, the base period still closed up 0.16%. Data at the close showed corn futures rose between 0.75 cents and 2 cents, and July futures were reported at about 464.75 cents per bushel, an increase of 0.75 centsmultihandvideopokergames; The September issue was approximately 474.50 cents per bushel, up 1.25 cents; the December issue was approximately 488.25 cents per bushel, up 1.75 cents. Volume was the most active in the July contract, with a range of 460.75 cents to 466.75 cents. In addition, trading volume on Friday was estimated at 154.multihandvideopokergames,993 lots, slightly higher than the previous trading day's 152,680 lots, while the open volume dropped from 649,055 lots to 644,173 lots.