Wheat prices fell by 2.33 percent in Brazil in February

Published 2023년 3월 6일

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The article reports a significant decrease in the average FOB indications for soy inland in Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná, with a 41.1% and 1.6% drop respectively. Despite the ongoing summer harvest, it is too early to predict the future of quotations, and the supply scenario is key to understanding the market's direction. The 2022/23 season saw a notable increase in production compared to the previous year, leading to a record total offer of 18.233 million tons. This includes 1.550 million tons for feed and seeds, with estimates suggesting that human consumption will reach 11.25 million tons, resulting in end-of-season stocks of 1.683 million tons.
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In Rio Grande do Sul, the average indication in FOB inland was R$ 1,405 per ton, which corresponds to a monthly drop of 41.1%. In Paraná, FOB indications closed at an average of R$ 1,653 per ton, accumulating a drop of 1.6% when compared to the same moment last month. According to SAFRAS & Mercado analyst, Élcio Bento, the business reports remain punctual. “With the beginning of the summer harvest, the tendency is for this slowness to persist in the coming weeks. To project the behavior of quotations in the coming months, it is necessary to analyze the supply scenario”, he said. The 2022/23 season started in August 2022 with stocks of 1.308 million tons. Production closed at 11.545 million tons, against 8.745 million tons in the previous year. The estimate is that the country imports 5.4 million tons (grains, flour and premix). As a result, the total offer available in the commercial cycle will reach a record 18.233 million tons, rising by 1.806 million tons compared to last ...

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