Cepea, December 5, 2019 – Corn prices increased more than 14% in some Brazilian regions in November, reflecting the firm demand and sellers’ retraction. Quotes were lower at ports than in the remaining areas of the country, leading the few active sellers to allocate corn to the domestic market. Firm demand and expectations for lower supply in the coming weeks also underpinned the future contracts traded at B3 (São Paulo Stock Exchange)
Fonte: CEPEA
Prices rise more than 14% in November; average Index is the highest since Aug/16
Redaçãodez 05, 2019
Anterior:Sowing ends in MT and PR; possible harvesting delay boosts quotes in BR
Próxima:Supply of other fruits should constrain the demand for oranges in December
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