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Agricultural markets are operating in an afternoon marked by the combination of geopolitical tension, adjustments in international stock exchanges, and increasing attention to the weather in Brazil. According to Agrinvest, prices on this Thursday reflect the caution of investors in the face of tensions in the Middle East, oil behavior, and the impacts on currency, grains, and derivatives. In the macroeconomic environment, Brent oil remains above US$ 100, sustained by the risks involving the Strait of Hormuz. The scenario keeps markets on alert, while stock exchanges in the United States and Brazil operate with a slight decline. Trump's statements also contribute to raising geopolitical tension. In the currency market, the dollar registers an increase of 0.20%, quoted at R$ 4.97. In the Chicago Stock Exchange, soybeans decline amid deals involving Argentine ships CFR China, which reduces the chances of new Chinese purchases in the United States. The movement pressures the grain ...

The soybean market registered a drop in international quotes amid positive expectations for the global supply. Data from TF Agroeconômica indicate that the movement was influenced by the advancement of crops in the United States and the results of the harvest in South America. In the Chicago Stock Exchange, contracts retreated moderately, with the May expiration ending with a decrease of 0.41%, while July also fell by 0.40%. Meal remained stable and oil registered a slight decline. The pressure came from the prospect of good planting in the United States and the consolidation of the Brazilian harvest, which is nearing its end in the main producing states. In Argentina, despite the delay, the numbers have exceeded expectations. In Rio Grande do Sul, the scenario is more critical. The harvest reaches 68% of the area, but faces interruptions caused by rains and high costs. The price of diesel, above R$ 7.35 in some regions, has forced producers to sell soybeans at lower values to ...

ABZ Animal Nutrition reports in its raw material market update this week. Due to higher fertilizer costs, there is more attention for crops that require less fertilizer. The company is receiving signals that in the United States, some farmers may switch from corn to soybean cultivation. However, the majority seem to be sticking to previous plans, as fertilizer has already been purchased. Another factor influencing crop choices is weather conditions. In regions around the Great Lakes, it is currently very wet. If this continues and it becomes too late to sow corn, this could still lead to a shift towards soybeans, as this crop can be sown later. Brazil and Argentina In Brazil, the soybean harvest is 88 percent complete, which is in line with the five-year average. In Argentina, the harvest is just getting underway, with about 3.5 percent of the crop harvested. Although weather conditions appear favorable, strikes by transporters in Argentina are causing uncertainty. These actions, ...