Analysts said Argentine corn and wheat prices might be nearing a floor after recent international declines, while soybean prices could fall further, particularly if Brazil produces a record crop. They differed on the extent of further downside, noting that current corn and soybean prices could still leave attractive margins for the 2026/27 season.
A large Brazilian soybean crop could increase global exportable supply and pressure soybean prices, while expectations that corn and wheat may be near a floor suggest more limited downside for those markets. The article gives market outlooks rather than a new supply or policy announcement.
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