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A document from the North American agency published this Friday indicated a global soybean harvest of 427.6 million tons in 2025/26

The soybean planted area in Brazil is expected to grow 1.2% in the 2025/26 crop, reaching 48.217 million hectares. The projection is part of the planting intention survey released by consulting firm Safras & Mercado. In the previous season, the cultivated area was 47.641 million hectares. In addition to the area expansion, the consulting firm points to a possible increase in average productivity, which may rise from 3,627 kilos to 3,749 kilos per hectare. As a result, national soybean production may reach 179.875 million tons, a growth of 4.6% compared to the 171.931 million tons harvested in 2024/25. If confirmed, it will be the largest crop in the country's history. According to Rafael Silveira, analyst and consultant at Safras & Mercado, the area increase should be concentrated especially in the Central-West and Northeast regions. However, he highlights that production costs remain high, with still high interest rates, which may limit technology investments. This factor can ...

Soybean prices remain under pressure in Brazil, even with slightly more favorable premiums at ports and an exchange rate fluctuating below R$ 5.50. According to information released by the International Center for Economic Analyses and Agricultural Market Studies - CEEMA, the main Rio Grande do Sul markets operated with values between R$ 117.00 and R$ 118.00 per sack, while in other regions of the country prices varied between R$ 107.00 and R$ 118.00.