Currently, corn prices in Northeast China are primarily stable. Traders with existing inventory are selling based on market conditions, while primary suppliers are also releasing grain in line with market trends, though willingness to sell at lower prices remains generally subdued.Yesterday, corn prices in North China showed overall strength. Due to snowy and rainy weather disrupting road transportation, deliveries to deep-processing plants remained low, prompting these enterprises to raise purchase prices to attract supply. Primary traders showed relatively acceptable willingness to build inventory, and under the influence of price hikes by deep-processors, primary corn purchase prices experienced slight increases.In consumption areas, corn prices were steady to firm yesterday. Supported by rising arrival costs due to snowfall in the north, traders maintained firm offers. Downstream buyers remained cautious in restocking, focusing on maintaining safety stock levels with rolling re