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HomeMarketsCommoditiesCorn Spot

Trade Corn Spot

SummaryHistorical Data
Trading Conditions
Spread0.70
Long position overnight fee
Long position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
$1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
-0.027544 %
(-$2.75)

Trade size with leverage ~ $10,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ $9,000.00

-0.027544%
Short position overnight fee
Short position overnight fee
Margin. Your investment
$1,000.00
Overnight fee
Charges from full value of position
0.005624 %
($0.56)

Trade size with leverage ~ $10,000.00

Short position overnight fee ~ $9,000.00

0.005624%
Overnight fee time21:00 (UTC)
CurrencyUSD
Min traded quantity0.1
Margin10
Stock exchange
Commission on trade10%

1Our charge for executing your trade is the spread, the difference between the buy and sell price. Please consult the Charges and Fees section of our website for further information

Corn

Corn is one of world’s most popular crops. Today the USA is considered a world leader in corn exportation (responsible for 20% of the world’s corn), as well as the leader in corn production (accounting for 39% of the world’s cultivation). Second place goes to China. The major part of corn production goes for livestock feed, accounting for more than 90 percent from the whole feed grain production and use. Corn is also widely-applied for ethanol and food production. Corn futures are traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Globex) under the ticker symbol ZC. The contract size comprises 5,000 bushels (127 metric tonnes). Get real-time data on the corn prices at Capital.com.