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Brazilian corn quotes rose again in the past week, supported by a stronger dollar and higher port prices, according to Cepea. The Campinas indicator closed Friday at R$65.64 per 60-kg bag, up 1.97% on the week, but still fell 4.41% over October.
Of 39 regions tracked by AgRural, 36 recorded monthly declines in October.
A firmer real-dollar exchange rate and port premiums support Brazilian corn export parity, while slow farmer selling and cautious buyers keep domestic feed costs in a narrow range. The monthly decline signals ample local supply heading into harvest.
globorural.globo.comMarcelo BeledeliNov 3, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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