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According to analysts, basis prices for corn and soybeans generally declined steadily at elevators, processing plants, and river terminals during a selective inspection of enterprises in the Midwest U.S. on Thursday. This is due to some farmers selling old crops and a decrease in export demand. Basis rates for corn delivered by barge to terminals on the U.S. Gulf Coast strengthened on Thursday amid good export demand after increased sales of old crop stocks by farmers pressured prices earlier in the week, traders reported. Soybean prices on CIF terms remained at the previous level or even decreased due to weak demand. Soybean futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange fell to their lowest level since April on Thursday as favorable weather for the U.S. harvest, abundant global supplies, and weak demand from China contributed to lower prices, analysts noted. Soybean meal futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange also set session lows earlier in the session as abundant U.S. supplies ...

Presidential Office Briefing The Presidential Office announced at dawn on the 31st that it had concluded tariff negotiations with the United States, agreeing not to further open the domestic rice and beef markets. According to the Presidential Office, the reciprocal tariffs of 25% that were scheduled to be imposed from the 1st of next month will be reduced to 15%. Although there was a strong demand for opening the livestock and agricultural products markets, considering food security and the sensitivity of our agriculture, it was agreed not to open them further. The tariffs on automobiles, a major export item, will also be reduced to 15%, and it was explained that the tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, which are scheduled to be imposed later, will also be treated favorably compared to other countries. The Presidential Office also pointed out that a notable aspect of this negotiation was the expansion of cooperation in the shipbuilding sector, including the $150 billion ...

The price of soybeans fell again on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) this Wednesday (30), pressured by positive weather factors in the United States and the absence of China in the weekly lists of buyers. According to TF Agroeconômica, the August contract, a benchmark for the Brazilian crop, retreated 1.43% or 14.00 cents/bushel, closing the day at US$ 967.75. The September contract fell 1.39%, to US$ 975.75/bushel.