CBOT corn declines amid possible Mexican response to Trump’s threats to impose import duties
CBOT corn futures fell over November 22-28. During the week, the price decreased by USc 14.6 to 415.6 USc/bu.
Donald Trump’s intention to impose a 25% tariff on Mexican imports after inauguration raised concerns about a possible Mexican response.
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