Rain interferes with planting and soybeans have low liquidity.

The market of soy There was a temporary recovery in prices, but business remains slow, while the progress of planting depends on weather conditions. According to TF Agroeconômica, the dollar again above R$ 5 favored export benchmarks, without convincing producers to increase supply.

In Rio Grande do Sul, the improvement in the port market did not reverse the caution following the drop at the beginning of the week. Rio Grande recorded R$ 155 per sack, while Ijuí was at R$ 151.50. Excess moisture may also reduce the days available for sowing.

In Santa Catarina, rainfall is restricting field operations and liquidity remains low. In Abelardo Luz, the FOB price remained stable at R$ 149 per sack. This price is not directly comparable to over-the-counter prices, which consider other commercial conditions.

In Paraná, planting has reached 36% of the planned area, the largest advance for this time of year in eight harvests. Deral projects an initial production of 22.6 million tons. However, excessive rain is hindering spraying and the entry of machinery. Paranaguá recorded R$ of 154.50 per sack, an increase of 0.32%.

In Mato Grosso do Sul, rainfall improved soil moisture and favored crop planting. Dourados and Campo Grande saw prices of R$ at 144.50, with an increase of 0.35%. Sales remain mainly linked to cash flow needs.

In Mato Grosso, planting had already reached 10.23% of the area, still contingent on regular rainfall. The state concentrates 21.6% of the national soybean processing capacity, a factor sustaining demand in the medium term. In the physical market, Rondonópolis recorded R$ 145.85, while Sorriso fell to R$ 138.20.