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The market of corn The Brazilian agricultural market maintained signs of support on Wednesday, with advances in futures contracts and still limited trading in the physical market. According to TF Agroeconômica, the fall in the dollar continues to be one of the main factors hindering business, even with the November contract on the B3 approaching the R$ level of 80.00 per sack.
On the stock exchange, September/26 closed at R$ 72.61, up R$ 0.43 on the day, while November/26 closed at R$ 78.66, up R$ 0.23. January/27 ended quoted at R$ 81.93, with a daily gain of R$ 0.14.
In Rio Grande do Sul, prices range from R$ 58.00 to R$ 65.00 per sack, with a more restrained supply and selective producers. The average state price calculated by Emater rose 1.53% in the week, to R$ 60.23. In Santa Catarina, references close to R$ 60.00 contrast with demand around R$ 55.00. The state is also experiencing a deficit of nearly 6 million tons, which keeps purchases from other regions and Paraguay on the radar.
In Paraná, negotiations remain sporadic, with high supply but producers less willing to sell. The average price received by producers closed last week at R$ 56.79 per sack, an increase of 7.8% compared to July and 11% compared to August 2025. In Mato Grosso do Sul, prices range between R$ 54.00 and R$ 57.00, supported by demand from the bioenergy industry.
In common, regional markets show cautious buyers, acquisitions focused on replacement, and firm sellers. Exports are also gaining importance in absorbing supply. In Santa Catarina, however, shipments are still below the volume recorded in the same period of 2025, while liquidity remains restricted.
