Corn/Cepea: Prices continue to rise in Brazil

Published Sep 9, 2024

Tridge summary

Cepea reports that corn prices in the Brazilian market are experiencing an upward trend due to a combination of factors. These include rising foreign and domestic prices, concerns over weather conditions in key production regions, and limited volume offerings from sellers. International demand for Brazilian corn is increasing, driven by higher export parity, and domestic buyers are also actively negotiating to either replenish their stocks or protect against further price increases. Despite this, August corn shipments were still 35% lower than August 2023 figures.
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Original content

Cepea surveys show that corn prices continue to rise in the domestic market. According to researchers from this Center, aware of the recent increases in foreign and domestic prices and concerned about the weather in the main regions that produce Brazil's summer harvest, sellers have been limiting the volume offered. On the demand side, Cepea researchers explain that international demand for Brazilian corn has been heating up, supported by the higher export parity. Domestic buyers have also resumed negotiations, either to replenish stocks and/or because they fear further increases in the ...
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