The soybean market remains selective in several regions.

The market of soy In the South and Midwest, Friday ended with selective trading, firm prices in several markets, and producers still reluctant to increase supply, while the progress of planting for the 2026/27 crop begins to influence commercial decisions. According to TF Agroeconômica, the combination of exchange rates, moisture conditions, cash needs, and storage capacity maintains significant differences between regions and limits a wider release of volumes.

In Rio Grande do Sul, the port continues to support the benchmarks, but the interior remains weak in terms of sales. Rio Grande was quoted at R$ 163.00 per sack, while Ijuí and Cruz Alta were at R$ 153.50 and Passo Fundo at R$ 154.00. In Santa Catarina, the market remained cautious, with São Francisco do Sul at R$ 162.50 and increasing attention to the risk of excess moisture during the planting of the new crop.

In Paraná, planting has already reached 15% of the projected 5.74 million hectares, with production initially estimated at 22.59 million tons. Even with high prices, commercialization remains selective. Paranaguá was quoted at R$ 162.00 and Ponta Grossa at R$ 157.00.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, the market showed sporadic movements, while planting reached 1.5% of the monitored area. Dourados was at R$ 147.00 and Maracaju at R$ 145.50. In Mato Grosso, 3.87% of the projected area had been sown, with the pace conditioned by rainfall distribution. Campo Verde recorded R$ 144.00, Rondonópolis R$ 146.50 and Sorriso R$ 138.50. Future sales are gaining ground, but the spot market continues to be traded cautiously, amid concerns about possible impacts on the second corn crop window.