Brazil: Negative fundamentals return to the fore and corn starts to retreat in the Stock Exchanges this Monday

Published 2023년 2월 27일

Tridge summary

Corn futures prices experienced a decline both in Brazil and the United States on February 27, 2023. In Brazil, the March/23 maturity saw a 0.40% drop to R$ 87.55, with other maturities also decreasing. This downturn is linked to the US Department of Agriculture's forecast of a larger US corn crop and concerns about demand. Additionally, concerns about an upcoming heat wave that could damage Argentina's corn crops have further pressured the international market, contributing to the price decrease observed in the Chicago Board of Trade.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Corn futures prices lost strength throughout this Monday (27) and began to retreat on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3). The main quotations fluctuated in the range between R$ 86.97 and R$ 87.94 at around 1:07 pm (Brasília time). The March/23 maturity was quoted at R$87.55 with a 0.40% drop, the May/23 was worth R$87.94 with a 0.41% devaluation, the July/23 was traded at US$87, 21 with a loss of 0.22% and September/23 had a value of R$ 86.97 with a decrease of 0.21%. Negative movements also reappeared for international corn futures prices, which lost strength on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) throughout Monday and retreated around 1:02 pm (Brasília time). The maturity March/23 was quoted at US$ 6.46 with a drop of 3.50 points, the May/23 was worth US$ 6.44 with a low of 4.50 points, the July/23 was negotiated for US$ 6, 34 with a devaluation of 4.25 points and the September/23 had a value of US$ 5.90 with a loss of 0.50 points. According to information from the international ...

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