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Corn
Corn (ZC)

Today's Snapshot

The biggest movement within Corn futures Monday was found in a back month contract. The Dec '26 Corn contract's settlement price dropped from 472'2 Friday to 471'0 Monday. Despite that decrease, that puts it 25'2 (+5.66%) higher than it was 90 days ago.

Implied volatility for the Dec '26 option expiry climbed 0.36 pts to 23.08%. Over the past five days of trading, it is now down -0.49%. Put/call OI ratio increased from 0.749 to 0.751, which makes it the third consecutive day that it has gone up.

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SETTLEMENT PRICE 04/13/26

471'0

DAILY CHANGE

-0.26%

ZCN6

DAILY LOW

470'6

DAILY HIGH

476'4

ZCN6

LAST YEAR VALUE

462'0

YEAR OVER YEAR CHANGE

1.95%

ZCN5

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