Corn market remains under pressure in four states.

The market of corn Prices remain pressured by high supply and buyer caution, while excess moisture is hindering planting progress in parts of the country. According to TF Agroeconômica, negotiations remain limited in several states, with falling prices and difficulties in expanding sales.

In Rio Grande do Sul, prices range between R$ 60 and R$ 70 per sack. The state average fell 0.37%, to R$ 62.44, according to Emater, while Cruz Alta registered R$ 75. According to Conab, planting for the 2026/27 crop reached 80% of the planned area, but frequent rains and low sunlight are hindering the work. The humidity also increases concerns about crop diseases.

In Santa Catarina, sales indications are close to R$ 60 per sack, while buyers are offering around R$ 55. The difference keeps business restricted. Sowing has reached 86% of the area, although excessive rain is hindering operations in wetter soils.

In Paraná, price pressure is also limiting sales. In the west, the price fell 1.90%, to R$ 53.12 per sack. In Cascavel, the decline was 1.74%, to R$ 56.03. Londrina showed the opposite movement, with an increase of 0.33%, to R$ 63.61. Planting reached 90%, but episodes of hail and strong winds caused damage to some crops, which also require attention to the presence of pests.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, corn is traded between R$ 52 and R$ 54 per sack. The bioenergy industry continues to absorb part of the production, while other buyers prioritize only replenishing their stocks.

According to Cepea's assessment, domestic supply exceeding demand, along with the slower pace of exports, are contributing to maintaining pressure on the market and restricting the possibilities for price recovery.