Argentina's cereals market is undergoing significant shifts due to a new exchange rate policy that has replaced the 'Dollar Blend' with a range system, narrowing the gap between official and financial exchange rates and increasing dollar prices for key crops. Soybean trading has surged by 50% thanks to better weather, harvest progress, and stronger dollar returns under the MEP exchange rate, while wheat and corn trading remain low despite high financial dollar prices. The Rosario Stock Exchange shows mixed results with soybean and wheat prices falling in pesos, but all three crops are trading higher in Mexican dollars. Internationally, soybeans are benefiting from reduced US-China trade tensions, although grain markets remain volatile. Despite initial caution, market activity, especially in soybeans, is on the rise.