
Brazilian soybean prices rose sharply on Tuesday as CBOT futures gained 3.34% and the U.S. dollar strengthened against the real, prompting more spot and new-crop trading. On Wednesday, weaker futures and a retreating dollar were expected to return the market to its usual slow pace; export premiums eased only slightly, while physical prices had risen in several regions.
The prior rally improved farmer selling and supported domestic bids, but weaker futures and a firmer real reduce export-parity support, limiting further price gains and trade activity.
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