National corn average price shows a slight overall upward trend, with minor adjustments in some local regions.

On the 26th, the overall national average price showed a slight upward trend, with some areas experiencing minor adjustments. More regions experienced fluctuations, with more increases than decreases. Domestic main production areas of corn gradually resumed purchasing and selling, with some increase in volume. After initial replenishment of inventories by processing enterprises, their willingness to raise prices weakened. However, high-quality grain sources remain tight, supporting prices to stay firm in the short term. Overall, in February, the supply and demand sides still face relatively high downside pressure. Aside from the impact of weather on logistics and transportation uncertainties, it is more likely that the corn spot transaction prices in most periods of the first ten days of February will remain stable or slightly strong. The probability of prices being stable or slightly weak in the mid to late February will gradually increase. The chance of the monthly average price continuing to rise compared to the previous month is higher. (China Feed Industry Information Network)