Southern Brazil mills face challenges in the wheat market

게시됨 2024년 12월 4일

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Mills in southern Brazil, particularly in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, are facing a slowdown in demand for flour, leading to challenges in purchases and sales dynamics. In Santa Catarina, mills are making gradual purchases at around R$1,350.00 CIF for deferred wheat, but sellers are holding out for higher offers. In Rio Grande do Sul, mills are buying wheat for January to secure stock, but there's a shortage of sales to mills, resulting in negotiations focused on the port. Paraná mills are delaying purchases due to the rise in dollar prices affecting wheat and flour imports. The North region sees slower transactions due to sellers' expectations of better margins, but the arrival of two ships with 60,000 tons of Argentine wheat is anticipated to help alleviate supply shortages in Rio Grande do Sul in December.

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Mills in southern Brazil, especially in Santa Catarina, are facing a challenging scenario due to low demand for flour, which has affected the dynamics of purchases and sales in the sector. In Santa Catarina, the market is clearly slow, with mills making purchases gradually and paying around R$1,350.00 CIF for deferred wheat. However, sellers are resisting this price range, waiting for more advantageous proposals. In Rio Grande do Sul, mills are taking advantage of the moment to secure stocks with a focus on purchases for January, although the local market is suffering from a shortage of sales directed to mills, forcing negotiations focused on the port. Prices fluctuate between R$1,220.00 and R$1,250.00, but liquidity for future offers remains low, with values indicated in the range of R$1,230.00. Furthermore, the increase in freight rates in the interior of the state, aggravated by the lack of returns from Rio Grande, has increased logistics costs. In Paraná, the rise in the ...

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