Trigo: Analysis points to firm prices and higher parity --- **Note:** The original text is translated completely and accurately, maintaining the key details and journalistic tone.

Published Feb 2, 2026

Tridge summary

The wheat market continues to show signs of support, even after recent corrections in international prices. According to analysis by TF Agroeconômica, the technical base in Chicago remains constructive, supported by the significant growth in U.S. exports, by the climatic risks on winter wheat in Eastern Europe, and by the ongoing instability in the Black Sea region. This set of factors limits additional drops on the CBOT and keeps international wheat as a firm benchmark for price formation in Mercosul.

Original content

The wheat market continues to show signs of support, even after recent corrections in international prices. According to analysis by TF Agroeconômica, the technical base in Chicago remains constructive, supported by the significant growth in exports from the United States, climatic risks on winter wheat in Eastern Europe, and the ongoing instability in the Black Sea region. This set of factors limits additional declines in the CBOT and keeps international wheat as a firm reference for price formation in Mercosul. In Argentina, despite a large harvest, there is a picture of scarcity of wheat with bread-making quality. There is availability of the product, but a suitable standard for milling is lacking, which has intensified the competition between mills and exporters for the best batches. Thus, exporters tend to retain higher quality wheat or demand premiums, strengthening FOB values for milling specifications. This movement reduces the attractiveness of standard Argentine wheat ...
Source: Agrolink

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