
Argentina's domestic soybean prices in Rosario fell by ARS 10,000 to ARS 545,000 per tonne in late October, a smaller decline than Chicago futures, which traded near US$449 after a sharp monthly drop. Official data show export sales declarations of 38.6 million tonnes against 37.0 million tonnes of fixings, leaving exporters short with volumes still to be fixed.
Exporter short positions and pending fixings may cushion local Argentine prices against further falls while raising volatility, and the divergence from Chicago reflects country-specific supply and demand rather than a global shift.
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