Brazilian soybean prices showed mixed movements due to volatility in the Chicago Stock Exchange, a slightly increasing dollar, and firm premiums. The spread between buyers and sellers widened, with buyers offering R$132/133 and sellers asking for R$137/138 at the port. The market is currently awaiting the US planting intention report. In 2025, China's soybean imports from the US surged by 84.1% to 9.13 million tons in the first two months, while Brazil's imports dropped by 48.4% to 3.59 million tons due to planting delays. US net soybean exports for the 2024/25 season totaled 352,600 tons, with China as the main importer.