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Domestic Brazilian corn prices kept falling for most of October due to high availability, and international quotes also declined. The ESALQ/BM&F Bovespa indicator in Campinas dropped 4.4% in October to R$65.64 per 60 kg bag, and B3 futures for Nov/26 and Jan/27 fell about 7%.
A weaker dollar reduced export parity, which kept shipments slow.
Lower Brazilian export parity and slow shipments keep pressure on global corn prices, as Brazil is a major supplier competing in export markets. Buyers can expect continued soft offers while domestic availability stays high.
agro.mtNov 12, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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