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The marketing of early corn is progressing at a good pace in the Argentine market, given the commercial opportunity presented by the cereal in the current situation. With Brazil withdrawn from the market until the arrival of the late corn harvest—which occurs mid-year—and the uncertainty in the U.S. due to Donald Trump's protectionist policies, many countries are choosing to source corn in Argentina. This means that, at the height of the first-planting corn harvest, FOB Rosario corn prices are higher than FON Gulf of Mexico (U.S.) prices, when the relationship is usually inverse because the northern country is in a "low season" for the cereal. The prices offered for corn are attractive to many Argentine producers, especially because they know well that when the Brazilian late corn harvest begins to arrive, a significant drop in prices will occur. This is evident in the A3 agricultural futures market (formerly Matba Rofex), where this Tuesday the Rosario April 2025 Corn contract ...

In line with seasonality, wheat prices continue to rise in the Brazilian market, reaching their highest levels of the year, according to surveys by CEPEA. The upward trend was recorded throughout the first quarter of this year, both in Brazil and Argentina. In the United States, the cereal is falling, pressured by […]

The Brazilian National Association of Grain Exporters (Anec) is estimating that Brazil will export 15.56 million tons of soybeans in March, which is an increase of 100,000 tons from their prior estimate. The all-time monthly record is 15.7 million tons of soybean exports in April of 2021. Anec indicated that the March exports could reach