Corn remains stable in Brazil with early planting

Corn prices in Brazil remained virtually stable last week, ranging between R$ 50.00 and R$ 66.00 per sack in the main markets. In Rio Grande do Sul, the average value paid to the producer was R$ 62.18. According to the International Center for Economic Analysis and Agricultural Market Studies - CEEMA, the market continues with low liquidity, with producers avoiding sales at this time. According to a survey by Conab, the planting of the 2025/26 summer crop reached 59.3% of the expected area by November 22, slightly above the historical average (58.7%). Notable states include Santa Catarina, with 98% of the area sown, and Paraná, which has already completed planting. The stability of prices is related to the cautious stance of sellers, who keep offers limited, and to an internal demand that only acts with occasional purchases. There is also support from the ethanol industry, which has been maintaining a constant demand for the cereal. Although the external market is pressured by ...