The corn market continues with sporadic transactions.

The market of corn In the South and in Mato Grosso do Sul, negotiations are taking place on a case-by-case basis, with buyers focused on restocking and producers being more selective in their offerings. According to TF Agroeconômica, the scenario combines price declines in some regions, cautious demand, and a slower pace of Brazilian exports.

In Rio Grande do Sul, transactions are occurring between R$ 60.00 and R$ 68.00 per sack. Emater reported a drop of 0.71% in the average state price, from R$ 61.98 to R$ 61.54, while the Cruz Alta Grain Exchange maintains a reference price of R$ 75.00. Industries are buying mainly for restocking, and producers are limiting new volumes.

In Santa Catarina, prices are close to R$ 60.00 per sack, but demand is around R$ 55.00. The distance between buyers and sellers restricts business in a state that remains dependent on corn from other regions due to recurring supply shortages.

In Paraná, buy indications are near R$ 60.00, with demand around R$ 55.00 CIF. Prices fell in the main regions, with R$ 66.44 in the North Central region, R$ 65.55 in the Central East region, and R$ 58.06 in the West region. Ponta Grossa had the largest drop among the markets, of 0.61%, to R$ 65.85.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, prices range from R$ 54.00 to R$ 55.50 per sack. After a series of increases, the market has registered stability and decline, with Maracaju falling 3.37% in the week. Bioenergy plants remain active in purchases, while other consumers prioritize restocking and producers maintain a selective approach.