Magazine: Chacra Current Events The uncertainty in the Middle East and the beginning of the harvest delayed by rains impacted the grain market directly, with downward prospects for soybeans and stronger signals for corn and wheat. Facebook 0 X 0 WhatsApp 0 e-Mail 0 While the tension in the Middle East remains without a clear resolution, the pressure of the seasonal soybean harvest began to be felt more strongly in South America. In that context, the market went through a superficial calm with underlying tension, and operators attentive to both the geopolitical evolution and the pace of merchandise inflow. The Agro Perspectivas report, prepared by Dante Romano for the Center for Agribusiness and Food at the Austral University, stated that the negotiation between Iran and the United States failed to unlock the conflict. Additionally, Israel maintained its attacks in southern Lebanon, a background that continued to sustain a war premium in prices, especially in wheat, but also in corn and soybeans.