Brazil: Soy devaluation is big in the Midwest

Published Mar 1, 2023

Tridge summary

The article reports a general devaluation in the soybean market in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, with prices dropping by R$ 3.00 per bag. The article also notes significant price drops in other regions and states of Brazil, such as Matopiba and Bahia, as the soybean harvest progresses towards completion. The exact prices quoted vary across different cities, with some areas experiencing slightly larger price drops.
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Original content

The soybean market in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul saw general devaluations of R$ 3.00/bag in prices, according to information released by TF Agroeconomia. “Mato Grosso do Sul sees general decreases of R$ 3.00/sack present throughout the State, this, the ideas for sales start to come out with greater frequency are proving increasingly impossible to beat. After reductions of R$ 3.00/bag - in Dourados, prices were quoted at R$ 152.00, in Maracaju at R$ 151.00, in Sidrolândia at R$ 150.00, in Campo Grande at R$ 152. .00 and in Chapadão do Sul at R$ 149.00”, he comments. Mato Grosso had general declines of up to 3.50/sack, with good advances in the harvest. “Like what was seen in the other regions, general and deep lows, the soybean crop is already approaching 90% harvested. All regions recorded expressive decreases, with that, Campo Verde at R$ 148.00 after a loss of R$ 3.00/sack. Lucas do Rio Verde at R$145.00, after also losing R$3.00/sack. Nova Mutum at R$ 146.00, also losing ...
Source: Agrolink

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