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Corn
Corn (ZC)

Today's Snapshot

After hitting a 33-day high Monday, the Dec '26 Corn contract's settlement price continued up. It climbed from 457'6 Monday to 464'2 Tuesday. This is again up for 2026 after starting at 460'4.

Implied volatility for the Dec '26 option expiry inched down 0.02 pts to 23.00%. Despite that decrease, it is still 4.86 pts above where it was at the beginning of the year. Butterfly skew edged down from 0.555 to 0.551, which broke a streak of it increasing for three days in a row.

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SETTLEMENT PRICE 07/07/26

464'2

DAILY CHANGE

1.42%

ZCZ6

DAILY LOW

455'0

DAILY HIGH

464'6

ZCZ6

LAST YEAR VALUE

420'6

YEAR OVER YEAR CHANGE

10.34%

ZCZ5

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