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Negotiations involving soybeans are slower in Brazil. According to researchers at Cepea, this scenario is linked to the disparity between the prices offered by buyers and the prices requested by sellers.
On one hand, researchers at Cepea point out that soybean farmers appear well-capitalized and detached from negotiations – these agents have their attention focused on external price increases.
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Many consumers are already cautious, paying attention to the high remaining stock from the 2024/25 harvest, expectations of a record harvest in the 2025/26 season, currency devaluation (US$/R$), and the drop in export premiums in Brazil.
Thus, grain prices registered only small fluctuations over the past week in the markets monitored by Cepea.
