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The market of soy Thursday, August 27th, ended with significant differences between over-the-counter prices, commercial lots, and port references in different producing regions of the country. According to TF Agroeconômica, the movement highlights a highly unequal price formation between states and markets, influenced by location, delivery conditions, volume, and origination rate.
In Rio Grande do Sul, the largest discrepancy appeared between the counter price and the commercial market price. While Não Me Toque and Nonoai were quoted at R$ 133.00 per 60-kilo bag, Passo Fundo registered a difference of R$ 17.00 per bag between the two modalities, equivalent to approximately 12.8%. In the interior, Santa Rosa reached R$ 149.50 and, at the port of Rio Grande, the reference price was R$ 157.50.
In Santa Catarina, the price at the counter advanced more moderately. Palma Sola rose to R$ 135.50, while Rio do Sul remained at R$ 133.00. The commercial reference for Balneário Camboriú, from the previous day, indicated a last transaction at R$ 138.00, and the port of São Francisco do Sul reached R$ 156.50.
In Paraná, sellers maintained a lower supply of lots while waiting for better prices. Cascavel had R$ 132.00 at the Deral counter, while the lot market reached R$ 149.21 and Paranaguá R$ 155.05. Deral also projected a record production of 22.64 million tons in the 2026/27 harvest, an increase of 4%.
In Mato Grosso do Sul, prices remained fragmented, with Dourados at R$ 143.00 and Campo Grande at R$ 143.50. In Mato Grosso, however, the commercial market advanced above the Imea reference. Rondonópolis reached R$ 144.00, while Alto Garças marked R$ 143.00 and Primavera do Leste, R$ 142.00, reinforcing the importance of location in price formation.
