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The market of corn The market combines targeted negotiations and cautious purchasing, while the progress of planting keeps attention focused on weather conditions. According to TF Agroeconômica, sales remain limited by cautious demand, a slower pace of exports, and the gap between purchase and sale prices.
In Rio Grande do Sul, prices range between R$60.00 and R$69.00 per sack. The average state price calculated by Emater fell 0.37%, to R$62.44, while Cruz Alta maintains a reference price of R$75.00. Industries are buying for restocking, and producers are restricting supply. Sowing for the 2026/27 crop reached 79% of the area, but hail, strong winds, and heavy rains caused localized damage to the crops.
In Santa Catarina, references close to R$ 60.00 per sack contrast with demand indications of R$ 55.00, restricting business. The state depends on supplies from other regions and registers 79.9% of the sown area. Moisture benefits well-drained crops, but recurring rains hinder phytosanitary management.
In Paraná, prices fell in most markets. Cascavel dropped 1.74%, to R$ 56.03 per sack, while Londrina rose 0.33%, to R$ 63.61. Planting reached 78%, with most crops in good condition. In some regions, excess moisture and low sunlight may prolong the cycle and alter the window for the second crop.
In Mato Grosso do Sul, the grain is traded between R$$ 53.00 and R$$ 56.00 per sack. After recent increases, prices have fallen, with the largest drop in Dourados. Maracaju saw a slight increase. The bioenergy industry is absorbing part of the supply, while other buyers are prioritizing restocking.
