RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In the midst of the tension in the market due to the impact of the drought in Argentina, as well as in Brazil, for example, where apart from the lack of rainfall, there are now rains that complicate the soybean harvest in some critical regions, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released today a new production report that reduced less than expected harvests.
At the moment, soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade gained US$10.20 and are trading at US$586.71 per ton.
According to a report from Granar brokerage from the . . .
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