The grain market starts the day with positive movements

Wheat, soybeans, and corn show positive variations in major international markets this Thursday, September 25. According to TF Agroeconômica, wheat in Chicago for December 2025 closed at US$ 522.50, up US$ 3.00, while the December 2026 contract advanced US$ 1.50. In the domestic market, CEPEA prices fell slightly, reflecting a combination of abundant supply and expectations of good production in the Southern Hemisphere, including Argentina and Australia. Investors' attention now turns to the USDA's weekly export report. Soybeans also traded higher on the CBOT, with the November contract at US$ 1,015.00 and the May 2026 contract at US$ 1,064.25. In the Brazilian market, CEPEA prices recorded a drop, mainly due to currency devaluation and pressure from Argentine exports, which reached the target of US$ 7 billion and are expected to have their retentions reinstated. The lack of progress in trade negotiations between the US and China further limits optimism, as China maintains tariffs ...