Favorable weather in major grain exporting countries and forecasts of reduced precipitation in Ukraine will increase pressure on prices in the coming weeks

conditions for planting and developing winter crops. Dry and warm weather is forecast for next week, allowing for faster harvesting of soybeans and a record corn crop without losses. Seasonal rains have begun in southern and central Brazil, helping to germinate early corn and accelerate soybean planting. Heavy rainfall is forecast for the next 7-10 days, supporting crop development while also putting pressure on soybean and corn prices. If the favorable weather continues, farmers are implementing plans to expand planting areas, boosting yield potential. In Argentina, soil moisture levels remain adequate ahead of soybean planting, and conditions for corn germination are considered good. Forecasts indicate rising temperatures and intermittent rainfall, which will accelerate the start of active planting. Southeastern Europe has seen heavy rains over the past week, which will help store moisture for winter crops but will temporarily hamper the harvesting of corn and sunflowers. Dryer ...