Firm and high demand for the dollar sustains the appreciation of corn.

Corn futures ended Wednesday (23) higher, supported by the appreciation of the dollar and the recovery of prices on the Chicago Stock Exchange. According to TF Agroeconômica, only the November/26 contract on B3 showed a slight correction, while the other maturities advanced, driven by a scenario of firm demand both in the domestic and external markets. The positive revision by Anec for Brazilian exports reinforced optimism and the perception that ports remain busy, providing additional support to prices in the physical and interior markets. On B3, the November/25 maturity closed the trading session quoted at R$ 68.53, with a slight increase of R$ 0.03 on the day and a gain of R$ 1.02 for the week. The January/26 contract rose to R$ 71.53, with a daily appreciation of R$ 0.23 and a weekly gain of R$ 1.06. The March/26 contract, in turn, closed the day at R$ 73.05, registering an increase of R$ 0.27 and R$ 0.85 in the weekly comparison. The movement was supported by the advance of ...