Corn prices rebounded after a brief dip below $4.70, attributed partly to the temporary shutdown of trains transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico. The shutdown led to concerns about corn exports, but it's seen as a temporary issue.
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Corn and Wheat Resilience
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Corn prices rebounded after a brief dip below $4.70, attributed partly to the temporary shutdown of trains transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico. The shutdown led to concerns about corn exports, but it's seen as a temporary issue.
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