If not for good export sales, futures prices would be pressured even lower. Cheap prices are encouraging some of China’s purchases. Moreover, a weakening dollar is helping. Some commercial buyers in China are paying upwards of $371/MT for domestic corn, the most heavily traded Dalian contract is over $314 and the government’s corn auction is averaging $288. By contrast, corn FOB Gulf is at $170/MT.  However, Washington’s continued aggressive reactions to China’s policies bears some trepidation. Can it keep poking Beijing in the eye without consequences? Ole Houe of Ikon Commodities in Singapore says China is likely stocking before turning on the heat.  The weather remains a conflicted part of the story. I...