
On November 6, Brazil’s Ptax dollar rate rose 0.72% to R$5.5013 per U.S. dollar. Live cattle in São Paulo reached R$392.70 per arroba, its highest level in 21 sessions; corn rose 0.26% in Campinas, while soybeans slipped 0.01% in Paranaguá.
The firmer dollar can raise the local-currency cost of imported feed inputs, while the reported cattle and corn gains point to modest firmness in those markets. The moves are small and do not identify a new supply or demand driver.
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