The Brazilian bean market remained stable in November with low trading activity due to adverse weather conditions impacting bean quality. Demand was higher for higher quality beans, while lower quality beans were sold at lower prices. States such as Minas Gerais and Goiás compensated for the limitations in the São Paulo region. The market remained stagnant with weak domestic demand and pressure from the approach of the new harvest. Improved weather in São Paulo is expected to increase harvest pace in the coming weeks, but quality concerns remain.