
Brazilian soybean prices moved by up to R$1 per 60-kg sack on Monday, with scattered gains and losses across domestic markets and few trades. Port indications were limited as exporters wound down old-crop programs and shifted attention to the new crop; Chicago futures edged lower ahead of the USDA report.
Sparse trading and limited export demand reduce near-term support for Brazilian cash prices, while expectations of a record US crop weighed on futures. The weaker futures outlook is bearish for soybeans, though currency and local basis can soften the impact.
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