The Brazilian soybean market had another day of intense activity, according to Rafael Silveira, an analyst at Safras & Mercado. Firm prices on the Chicago Board of Trade, coupled with some support from the dollar, kept the market heated. Premiums retreated slightly according to the scenario, but quotes presented good opportunities in the physical market. In the spot market, there are practically no deals, focusing on future deliveries and payments starting from September/October. In the ports, the highlight was the South, especially Rio Grande do Sul, with relevant volumes closed throughout the day. According to Silveira, the scenario is one of sustained prices, ongoing deals, and moderate adjustments in port premiums, without major impacts. Soybean futures contracts traded on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) closed higher on Wednesday. The market continued the recovery movement triggered yesterday, following the release of the August report from the United States Department of ...