Three Chicago Board of Trade corn pit traders told an Illinois judge that their trading volume and profits have fallen since a change in end-of-day settlement pricing was imposed last year.

But now, as the Merc and CBOT move toward a merger, every difference is a potential flashpoint. The Merc, which has agreed to pay $8 billion to acquire its longtime rival, ...

Daily price limits for Chicago Board of Trade soybean, soyoil and corn contracts will be expanded March 28, CME Group <CME.N> said on Monday, a move that comes amid high volatility in the markets.

CBOT corn and soy fell sharply on Tuesday with accelerated selling after the USDA numbers, but both contracts remained within the month’s span of 92 cents per bushel for corn and $1.68-1/4 for ...

Corn futures on the Chicago Board of Trade shed 2 percent of value on Thursday on profit-taking pressure, traders and analysts said. "It was just profit-taking across the floor. Nothing has ...

Grain futures were higher Wednesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for Sept delivery was 6.25 cents higher at $5.3075 a bushel; Sept corn was 2.25 cents higher at 3.6250 a bushel; Dec oats ...

Corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade ended lower on Thursday in reaction to another week of disappointing export sales and a mild setback from the firm close on Wednesday, traders said.

Side-by-side trading (electronic and open outcry in the pit) in grain futures began in August 2006. In the largest agricultural contract -- Chicago corn futures -- it took just five months for ...

CBOT March corn CH24 settled down 7-3/4 cents, or 1.85%, at $4.11 per bushel after hitting $4.10, a life-of-contract low and the lowest since November 2020 on a continuous chart of the most ...

GLOBAL-GRAINS/ (UPDATE 3):GRAINS-CBOT soybean, corn touch two-week highs on short-covering, weather ...

The most-active wheat contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) added 0.14% to $5.39 a bushel by 1707 GMT. Soybeans were 0.59% lower at $10.12-3/4 a bushel while corn fell 0.44% to $3.99 a bushel.

Grain futures were mostly lower Monday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for September delivery fell 15.25 cents to $4.9525 a bushel; September corn was off 6 cents to 3.5275 a bushel; December ...