Brazilian corn market should continue with stalled sales

Published 2023년 3월 2일

Tridge summary

The Brazilian corn market experienced stable to lower prices on Wednesday due to industries trying to reduce prices in the South and Southeast regions. Despite improved domestic supply, the market is operating slowly. The price range for corn varied across different ports and states in Brazil. The Chicago Commodity Exchange is operating smoothly, and the dollar's volatility is impacting the market.
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Domestic supply has improved, but business is likely to continue slowly. On the international scene, the Chicago Commodity Exchange operates on a high. The dollar, in turn, presents volatility in its quotation. The Brazilian corn market recorded stable to lower prices on Wednesday. According to the SAFRAS & Mercado consultant, Paulo Molinari, the market was blocked, with industries trying to bring down prices in the South and Southeast. “Apparently the market is a little better in supply, but still slow in business”, he comments. In the Port of Santos, the price ranged from R$ 88.00 (purchase) to R$ 93.00 (sale) per bag (CIF). In the Port of Paranaguá, quotation between R$ 88.00/93.00 per bag. In Paraná, the quotation was R$ 82.00/84.00 a bag in Cascavel. In São Paulo, price of R$ 83.00/85.00 at Mogiana. In Campinas CIF, price of R$ ...

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