Wheat is down, soybeans are volatile, and corn is up slightly.

International agricultural markets began this Tuesday with mixed trends, reflecting climatic, political, and logistical factors. According to information from TF Agroeconômica, wheat in the USA is operating with a slight decline, close to five-year lows. Abundant global supply and the beginning of the harvest in the Southern Hemisphere are pressuring prices. Recent tenders from Jordan and Algeria were not enough to reverse the trend. In Brazil, the start of the harvest in Rio Grande do Sul brought new purchases, while in Paraná the guarantee of quality wheat provides security to buyers, balancing the market. Soybeans are registering volatility, driven more by political expectations than by market fundamentals. Statements by Donald Trump about possible trade negotiations with China brought moments of optimism, but rumors of canceled meetings and the drop in soybean oil and oil prices generate caution. In China, weekly grinding showed a strong recovery, and port stocks remain ...