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The market of soy Brazilian markets showed mixed movements in the main markets this Monday, August 24, 2026, with physical prices holding steady in some regions even in the face of falling prices in Chicago. According to TF Agroeconômica, trading remained selective in several states, with no sign of a significant increase in supply from producers.
In Rio Grande do Sul, the commercial market remained stable, with Passo Fundo at R$ 146.50 per sack, Santa Rosa at R$ 147.50, and the port of Rio Grande at R$ 154.50. However, in the port panel, the spot price fell 0.66% to R$ 151.00, and September's price decreased by 0.65% to R$ 153.00.
In Santa Catarina, the scenario was one of stability to a slight decrease. Palma Sola retreated 0.75%, while Rio do Sul remained at R$ 133.00. In Paraná, the interior showed weakening, but the port had a slight increase. The Cepea/Esalq Paraná indicator fell 0.27%, to R$ 146.31, while the Esalq/B3 Paranaguá advanced 0.12%, to R$ 153.86.
In Mato Grosso do Sul, the trend was also slightly negative, with stability in São Gabriel do Oeste, Maracaju, and Campo Grande, while Eldorado fell 1.56%, to R$ 126.00. Mato Grosso, however, bucked the external trend, with increases in all eight markets monitored by Imea. Rondonópolis rose 0.36%, Alto Araguaia advanced 0.44%, Diamantino gained 0.78%, and Canarana increased by 0.25%.
The overall picture shows that the international correction was not fully passed on to the Brazilian physical market. Supply remains constrained in different regions, while local factors, export premiums, logistics, and the volume already traded help explain the difference in behavior between markets.
