Sell the corn soon, consultancy recommends

Published 2025년 12월 1일

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The corn market remains caught in a balance between supply and demand that has been ongoing for three months. According to TF Agroeconômica, this behavior keeps the prices within a sideways channel, reflecting a scenario in which Brazilian exports continue at an acceptable pace, only 3 percent below what was recorded last year, even in the face of the record crop in the United States and the strong American aggressiveness in external sales. In such an environment, where the market is moving sideways, the advice is clear. The recommendation is to harvest, sell quickly, and apply the money, because the financial return tends to generate the profit that the physical market will hardly deliver in the coming months.

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The corn market remains caught in a balance between supply and demand that has extended for three months. According to TF Agroeconômica, this behavior keeps prices within a sideways channel, reflecting a scenario in which Brazilian exports continue at an acceptable pace, only 3 percent below last year's levels, despite the record U.S. crop and strong American aggressiveness in external sales. In such an environment, where the market is moving sideways, the advice is clear. The recommendation is to harvest, sell quickly, and apply the money, because the financial return tends to generate the profit that the physical market will hardly deliver in the coming months. The international picture presents bullish factors that try to support Chicago. U.S. exports remain strong, with new shipments confirmed by the USDA for the 2025 and 2026 crop years, as well as weekly sales above expectations. U.S. ethanol production also surprised positively, with an increase in corn milling and a ...
Source: Agrolink

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