Wheat falls, corn rises and soybeans operate with a slight decrease.

Published 2025년 8월 29일

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The main grains showed mixed behavior at the opening of the markets this Friday, August 29. According to TF Agroeconômica, wheat is operating at a slight decline in the United States, pressured by the entry of the abundant Northern Hemisphere crop and the good weather conditions that accelerate the harvest in the American Great Plains, in addition to positive prospects for Australia and Argentina. In Brazil, wheat prices vary: CEPEA Paraná records R$ 1,408.30 (+0.25% on the day, -4.67% on the month) and CEPEA Rio Grande do Sul R$ 1,288.81 (-0.45% on the day, -0.76% on the month). Argentina and Paraguay present quotations of US$ 222 to US$ 250 per sack, depending on the region and quality of the grain.

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The main grains showed mixed behavior at the opening of the markets this Friday, August 29. According to TF Agroeconômica, wheat is operating with a slight decline in the United States, pressured by the entry of the abundant Northern Hemisphere crop and the good weather conditions that accelerate the harvest in the American Great Plains, in addition to positive prospects for Australia and Argentina. In Brazil, wheat prices vary: CEPEA Paraná records R$ 1,408.30 (+0.25% on the day, -4.67% on the month) and CEPEA Rio Grande do Sul R$ 1,288.81 (-0.45% on the day, -0.76% on the month). Argentina and Paraguay present quotations of US$ 222 to US$ 250 per sack, depending on the region and quality of the grain. Soy opened lower in Chicago, influenced by the absence of Chinese purchases and the drop in soybean oil prices, limited by the lack of rainfall in the soybean/corn belt, which may harm the crop. In the domestic market, CEPEA Paraná Interior records R$ 134.48 (+0.16% on the day, ...
Source: Agrolink

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