Tyson Foods’ decision to stop using high fructose corn syrup did not significantly impact the US corn market, as futures spreads and positioning remained stable. Commercial spreads showed no shift in demand, while noncommercial short positions decreased. The market continues to show a bullish long-term trend, with potential for funds to move to a net-long position. Concerns over supply and demand balance next spring are growing, reflected in the May-July futures spread. The National Corn Index remains below historical averages, indicating current abundance in supplies relative to demand. The market is expected to maintain its seasonal tendency, with no significant changes in the investment outlook for corn based on current market conditions as of late September 2025.

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