Prices and grain exports show adjustments at the end of the year

Published Dec 24, 2025

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Grain markets in Brazil presented distinct movements at the end of the year, reflecting the behavior of demand, the pace of exports, and the expectations for the next harvest. According to analysis by Rabobank, prices and trade flows showed relevant adjustments for both soybeans and corn, in a scenario marked by good climatic conditions in the main producing regions.

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Grain markets in Brazil presented distinct movements at the end of the year, reflecting the behavior of demand, the pace of exports, and expectations for the next harvest. According to an analysis by Rabobank, prices and trade flows showed relevant adjustments for both soybeans and corn, in a scenario marked by good climatic conditions in the main producing regions. In December, soybean prices for the producer retreated 1% compared to the previous month, pressured by weakened demand in the domestic market and the prospect of a record crop in the country. Even with this movement in prices, the performance of exports continues to sustain the annual picture. In November 2025, Brazilian soybean shipments totaled 4.2 million metric tons, a volume 38% lower than that recorded in the previous month. Still, in the year-to-date, exports are 8% above the same period last year. RaboResearch estimates that Brazilian soybean exports will reach 110 million tons in the 2024/25 crop year. In the ...
Source: Agrolink

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