In Brazil, the availability of wheat in Rio Grande do Sul is dwindling rapidly, with 43.5% already allocated for various uses, including export and local industry. As a result, mills are facing a tight supply situation, with grain expected to become even scarcer in June. Domestic market negotiations for January remain stagnant, with prices ranging from R$1,300.00 to R$1,250.00 FOB. Meanwhile, in Santa Catarina, cooperatives are wrapping up the local harvest, but prices are higher than in Rio Grande do Sul. Mills are under pressure due to high bran demand and low milling rates. Wheat prices in Rio Grande do Sul vary from R$1,220.00 to R$1,240.00 plus freight, while Paraná offers up to R$1,400.00. The market anticipates stabilization or a slight decrease in prices in the near future. Paraná's market is currently inactive, but mills plan to restart purchases in January to adjust inventories.