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The US is the top ethanol–producing country in the world. With domestic consumption of ethanol limited by the E10 blend wall and the outlook for crude oil and gasoline prices expected to remain low during the next few years, pressure will likely remain on ethanol prices, keeping production margins low. In “US Ethanol Stocks Climb on Record Productions while Blending Margins Fall: Where is Ethanol Production Headed Next?” Amanda Bittner, Commodity Analyst, Research – Informa Economics, Inc. delves into factors that will impact ethanol prices and production margins, including crude oil and gasoline prices, blend wall and US ethanol exports, and how these, as well as other factors, will ultimately have an effect on US corn futures in the months ahead.

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From the March 2015 issue of Barclay's Insider Report. Accredited investors can subscribe to the full newsletter for free.

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