Corn continues with low liquidity

Published 2025년 11월 5일

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The corn market in Rio Grande do Sul continues with low liquidity and restricted negotiations, limited to small local consumers, such as farms and breeders, according to TF Agroeconômica. "The domestic supply remains short, and the state remains dependent on the entry of grains from other regions and Paraguay. Purchase indications vary between R$ 67.00 and R$ 70.00/sack, while asking prices remain firm between R$ 70.00 and R$ 72.00/sack. At the port, the corn futures for February/26 maintain a quotation of R$ 69.00/sack," it comments.

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Producers maintain resistance, sowing advances, and the leafhopper triggers an alert in Santa Catarina. "Producers remain firm in their requests close to R$ 80.00/sack, while industries maintain proposals around R$ 70.00/sack, which keeps negotiations practically stalled. In the North Plateau, transactions continue to be occasional, varying between R$ 71.00 and R$ 75.00/sack, without relevant advances," it adds. The corn market in Paraná continues in a state of waiting. "The difference between asking prices and offers continues to prevent the closing of contracts: producers maintain requests close to R$ 75.00/sack, while industries remain with proposals around R$ 70.00 CIF, sustaining the scenario of slow transactions. Even with the ample availability of grains, the spot market remains practically stalled and without relevant advances," it indicates. The corn ...

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