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Weekly Technical Analysis of Corn – 21 November 2025

🌽✨ Corn Futures (ZCZ2025) — Market Snapshot ✨🌽

📈 Trend: Range-Bound
 🌍 U.S. production steady at ~400 million bushels, with 13% stock-to-use ratio.
 ⚠️ Brazilian exports remain heavy while Ukrainian exports are unusually low.

📊 Technical Indicator: 🔁 Three Black Cow
 🧭 A Three Black cow pattern has emerged on the chart — a classic bearish signal indicating potential weakness ahead and caution for near-term buyers.

💰 Support: 🟢 425 USD/bu
 🎯 Caution advised: Ongoing farmer selling at lower levels could cap any short-term recovery.

💵 Resistance Zone: 🔴 435 – 440 USD/bu
 📉 Traders eyeing this zone for profit-taking or range-top resistance.

📊 Open Interest: 📄 308.97K contracts
 🪙 Suggests strong market participation — indicating sustained hedging and speculative interest.

🛢️ Future Type: 🌽 Corn (ZCZ2025)
 📍 Traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) — the benchmark contract for global corn pricing.

It’s a caution that the information provided is for knowledge purposes only and should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell assets.

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