Agricultural markets close the week with caution.

According to TF Agroeconômica, the wheat, soybean, and corn markets are operating this Friday (31) with a slight profit correction and technical adjustments, in a global scenario of trade uncertainties and ample grain supply. In the wheat market, prices remain pressured in Chicago. The December/25 contract closed at US$ 519.50 (-4.75) per bushel, while December/26 ended at US$ 593.00 (-2.40). In Brazil, CEPEA recorded prices of R$ 1,193.61 in Paraná (+0.10% on the day) and R$ 1,084.59 in Rio Grande do Sul (+0.1%). The absence of mention of the cereal in negotiations between the United States and China caused profit-taking and increased the perception of a global oversupply. Additionally, the harvest in the Southern Hemisphere and warmer weather in Argentina reduce frost risks, reinforcing the downward trend. In soybeans, prices showed stability, with the November/25 contract at US$ 1,090.25 (-1.00) and May/26 at US$ 1,124.50 (-0.75). Despite the slight drop in Chicago, the market ...