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Brazil's soybean crop is 92% planted against a 95% average, and 81.6% of the 2025-26 soybean crop is sold, slightly below the 86% historical average. Chinese purchases of US soybeans continue cautiously, and US corn prices are trying to hold above $4.30 per bushel.
Brazil has harvested 113.3 million tonnes of safrinha corn.
Slow Brazilian planting and below-average sales, combined with strong demand for soymeal and vegetable oil during a Northern Hemisphere cold snap, support soy-complex prices. Strong corn demand and a global deficit support US corn values.
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Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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