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Brazilian cash corn prices rose at the start of November after falling in October, as buyers replenished stocks and sellers held firm. Soybean futures fell 3.8% over the week for a fourth consecutive weekly decline, while weaker demand for soybean meal and oil reduced processors’ crushing margins; the dollar closed Friday at R$5.51.
Rising corn prices increase feed formulation costs for poultry and hog producers, while weaker soybean-product demand weighs on meal prices and crush margins. The stronger dollar may support domestic grain prices, adding to procurement uncertainty.
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