The Brazilian soybean market registered better indications this Tuesday (7). According to analyst Rafael Silveira, from consultancy Safras & Mercado, there were reported deals, with the industry seeking available products, while at the ports no aggressive movements were observed. "Prices improved in almost all locations, but there is still a high spread between buyer and seller," he highlighted. On the day, the Chicago Stock Exchange showed a timid rise, while the commercial dollar gained momentum in appreciation and the premiums remained stable, sustaining the offers. However, deals with the new crop remain slow, reflecting market caution in the face of uncertainties in the international scenario. Learn the soybean prices in Brazil: The soybean futures contracts closed the day with slight oscillation at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The movement was characterized as a technical recovery, with prices fluctuating in a narrow margin. The U.S. government shutdown stopped the ...
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