The domestic market experienced a slight increase in commercial dynamics with the reincorporation of open purchase offers for wheat, a marginal rise in the number of active buyers for maize, and a greater presence of market participants in soybeans. However, soybean prices dropped due to the strength of the US dollar and concerns about a global economic recession. In the Chicago market, wheat and corn futures closed with gains, while soybeans closed with losses. The activity in the sunflower market remained stable with a lower number of buyers.