Soybeans rise to 2.8% in some markets, and the market reacts.

The market of soy The week began with price recovery in important producing regions, while weather, logistics costs, and the progress of the new harvest continue to influence sales and planting decisions. According to TF Agroeconômica, the scenario combines price appreciation in Chicago, a weaker dollar, and increasing attention to fuel and transportation expenses.

In Rio Grande do Sul, the Port of Rio Grande followed the external recovery, with the available price at R$ 163 per sack and R$ 164 in October. In the surveyed markets, Rio Grande reached R$ 163.50, while Ijuí recorded R$ 152.50, Cruz Alta R$ 153, Passo Fundo R$ 154.50 and Santa Rosa R$ 155. Diesel S-10 at R$ 7.13 per liter continues to weigh on the movement of stocks.

In Santa Catarina, the FOB reference price for Abelardo Luz remained at R$ 157, while São Francisco do Sul reached R$ 163. In Paraná, Paranaguá advanced to R$ 163 for the available crop and R$ 164 for October. More regular water conditions favor the start of sowing, although further rains require attention to field operations.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, the discussion focuses on production costs and the margin of the new cycle. Dourados and Campo Grande reached R$ 149, while Maracaju registered R$ 148. In Mato Grosso, planting reached 1.15% of the projected area, above the pace of the previous cycle. Prices ranged from R$ 142 in Sorriso to R$ 147.50 in Campo Verde and Rondonópolis.

Market formation remains divided between external support, exchange rates, rainfall availability, and the costs of storing, transporting, and planting the 2026/27 crop.