Corn prices in Northeast China remained stable overall, with narrow adjustments in some areas. Prices at northern ports edged up slightly. In the producing regions, leftover grain at the grassroots level was limited, and traders sold goods as market conditions allowed. In North China, corn prices were generally stable, with a few enterprises making minor adjustments. Grassroots trade remained steady, supply was relatively ample, and enterprise inventories were replenished to some extent, leaving procurement pressure low. In the trade market, corn prices held steady, with no supply pressure overall, though high-quality grain remained in tight supply. Feed mills continued to purchase as needed, adopting a wait-and-see stance with weak willingness to replenish inventories. Prices are expected to maintain a narrow adjustment trend in the short term, with limited room for change.