
Through November 4, Brazilian corn and fed-cattle indicators were higher than at October’s close, while soybean prices edged lower in Paraná and at Paranaguá. Corn reached R$66.47 per 60-kilogram bag, up 1.26% from October 30; the article also reports minor moves in wheat and coffee prices.
The modest rise in corn could raise feed costs for livestock producers, while weaker soybean prices may ease costs for soy-based feed ingredients. The reported moves are small and provide little evidence of a change in underlying supply or demand.
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