Brazil: Cassava supply below expected and average price continues to rise for the seventh week

Published 2024년 7월 30일

Tridge summary

Despite ongoing planting activities, producers are hesitant to sell first-cycle cassava roots, causing a market shortage and a need to replenish starch stocks. This has led to the average nominal forward price for a ton of starched cassava rising for the seventh consecutive week to R$485.89, or R$0.8450 per gram of starch, a 1.5% increase from the previous week. However, this price remains 34% lower in real terms compared to the same period last year, after adjusting for deflation by the IGP-DI.
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Original content

While planting activities remain a priority, most producers still show little interest in selling the roots of the first cycle, which already correspond to the majority of available crops. As a result, the quantity of cassava offered continues to fall short of market expectations, especially at a time when there is a need to replenish starch stocks. In this context, the average nominal forward price for a ton of starched cassava rose for the seventh consecutive week, reaching R$485.89, which is equivalent to R$0.8450 per gram of starch. This ...

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