Rise in oil prices and falling dollar drive agricultural sector

Published 2025년 10월 28일

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The financial market began the week under strong volatility, with the dollar retreating against the real and the Ibovespa following external optimism. According to the Agrinvest Team, the movement was driven by the surge in oil, which rose more than 5% following new sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia. The appreciation of the energy commodity was reflected in other assets, such as gold, which recovered part of its recent losses and became sought after as a protection.

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The financial market started the week under strong volatility, with the dollar falling against the real and the Ibovespa following external optimism. According to the Agrinvest Team, the movement was driven by the surge in oil, which rose more than 5% following new sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia. The appreciation of the energy commodity was reflected in other assets, such as gold, which recovered part of its recent losses and became sought after as a protection. At the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the advance of oil and vegetable oil also supported soybeans, which appreciated amid rumors of new Chinese purchases. The market is also pricing in the impact of American sanctions on the global supply of energy and agricultural inputs, which favors the oilseed complex. Corn and wheat followed the upward movement, supported by firm demand for ethanol in the United States and the improved appetite of investment funds. In Brazil, B3 showed a distinct behavior. Corn ...

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