Soybeans had a good start to the week and were traded at $480,000 per tonne in Rosario.

Soybeans recorded a daily increase of $5000 (1.05%) and closed this Monday at $480,000 per ton in the available segment of Rosario, in line with the positive trend that continued in the international market of Chicago. Eugenio Irazuegui, head of Research at the brokerage Zeni, commented: "The beginning of the week marked a limited activity in the physical market and, for soybeans with contractual delivery in the ports of the Greater Rosario, $480,000 per ton were paid." In the futures trading (A3 Markets), "generalized improvements" were observed, especially in the immediate positions, with the November 2025 contract climbing about USD 4.10 per ton. The official dollar, which is used as a reference for settling export currencies, registered a slight increase of $5.50 (0.39%) and stood at $1411.50 at the buying end of Banco Nación. In Chicago, soybeans rebounded USD 5.24 (1.29%) and traded at USD 410.06 per ton in the contract with delivery in November. "The oilseed extended the ...