Corn rises on B3 and in Chicago with improved demand

Published 2025년 10월 20일

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Corn closed the day and the week higher both on B3 and the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), driven by an improvement in domestic and external demand. According to information from TF Agroeconômica, the main Brazilian contracts accumulated gains, following the positive movement observed in the international market.

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On B3, futures quotations ended the week higher even in the face of a 1.78% drop in the dollar. The support came from the 2.30% advance in prices in Chicago, which offset the exchange rate pressure. In the physical market, the average price calculated by Cepea rose 0.49% in the week, reflecting a heated demand both in exports and in domestic consumption. The November/25 contract closed at R$ 68.40, with a gain of R$ 0.47 on the day and R$ 0.52 on the week; the January/26 contract ended at R$ 71.55, with gains of R$ 0.87 on the day and R$ 1.51 on the week; and the March/26 contract was at R$ 72.80, with a gain of R$ 0.48 on the day and R$ 0.93 on the week. In Chicago, corn also registered an advance, closing the week with a cumulative gain of 2.30% or US$ 9.50 cents/bushel. The December contract closed at US$ 422.50 (+0.18%), and the March contract at US$ 436.50 (+0.23%). The recovery was attributed to the resistance of U.S. producers in selling, in the face of low prices and ...
Source: Agrolink

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