Brazil: Overview of soybean market in the week in Mato Grosso as of 03/03/2023

Published Mar 3, 2023

Tridge summary

The United States Department of Agriculture has announced a record harvest for the 23/24 soybean crop, with an increase in harvested area leading to a production of 122.74 million tons, a 5.47% increase from the previous year. Domestic consumption has also risen by 3.66%, and there has been a significant increase in stock volume. Meanwhile, average soybean prices in Brazil have dropped by 15.71% due to record production and normal harvests, alongside a decrease in international prices.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The United States Department of Agriculture released the first balance of the 23/24 soybean crop, informing an increase of 0.46% in the harvested area compared to the previous crop, projected at 35.09 million hectares. With this increase, a new production record estimated at 122.74 million tons is expected, an increase of 5.47% compared to current results. American domestic consumption also grew by 3.66%, around 66.30 million tons, compared to the past harvest. This is due to the growing volume of crushing, which is reflected in the greater demand for soy by-products. In stocks, there was also an increase in volume of 28.92%, around 7.89 million tons, compared to the 22/23 harvest, the highest result of the last three harvests. The drop in average soybean prices in Brazil is already 15.71% lower than at the same time last year. This is explained by the record production and the harvests are proceeding normally, not to mention the drop in international prices and the negative ...

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