RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Harvesting delays in Brazilian soybean fields should continue throughout February after a drought pushed back plantings of the oilseeds, Thaís Italiani, market intelligence coordinator at Hedgepoint Global Markets, told a webinar on Thursday, January 28th.
The situation may delay deliveries of this year's crop to global trading companies, as this is a season marked by strong pre-sales of Brazil's most prized agricultural commodity.
Only up to 5 million tonnes of the new crop will be ready by end-January, according to calculations by another agribusiness consultancy, representing less than half of the . . .
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