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The Brazilian market of soy Prices in the main markets predominantly increased on Thursday, September 10, 2026, with positive influences from Chicago, industrial demand, and regional differences in trading. The data is from TF Agroeconômica.
In Rio Grande do Sul, prices rose in the interior and at the Port of Rio Grande. The port reference reached R$ 163.00 per sack, an increase of 0.62%, while Ijuí and Cruz Alta recorded R$ 151.00, Passo Fundo R$ 152.00 and Santa Rosa R$ 152.00. There was little new information regarding planting, freight, and storage.
In Santa Catarina, the market showed resilience, supported by demand from feed mills. São Francisco do Sul was quoted at R$ 158.00, an increase of 0.45%. At the market, Palma Sola remained at R$ 138.50 and Rio do Sul at R$ 140.00. Producers reported more aggressive offers from local buyers due to the need for sourcing.
In Paraná, the Cepea/Esalq Indicator rose 0.91%, to R$ 153.81 per sack, while the ESALQ/B3 indicator in Paranaguá advanced 1.01%, to R$ 161.73. There were also reports of sporadic deals at R$ 165.50 at the port. Inland, Cascavel was at R$ 154.00, Maringá and Ponta Grossa at R$ 151.00, and Pato Branco at R$ 149.00.
In Mato Grosso do Sul, Dourados and Campo Grande reached R$ 143.00, Maracaju R$ 144.00, while Chapadão do Sul and Sidrolândia remained stable at R$ 144.00. In Mato Grosso, the market saw slight variations, while Imea projected a total cost of R$ 8,170 per hectare for the 2026/27 crop and a drop of 35% in profitability, pressured by inputs and logistics. Among Mato Grosso producers, the debate also focused on the weight of freight and the risks for the start of the new season.
