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Thursday (20) begins with corn futures prices again operating in the negative field on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3). The main prices fluctuated in the range between R$ 67.65 and R$ 71.02 at around 10:21 am (Brasília time).
May/23 was quoted at R$ 68.09 with a loss of 1.45%, July/23 was worth R$ 67.65 with a devaluation of 1.63%, September/23 was traded at R$ 69.13 with a drop of 1.26% and November/23 had a value of R$ 71.02 with a drop of 1.28%.
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The Chicago Stock Exchange (CBOT) also opened Thursday recording downward movements for international corn futures prices, which fell around 9:44 am (Brasília time).
May/23 was quoted at US$ 6.65 with a drop of 6.75 points, July/23 was worth US$ 6.27 with a devaluation of 9.00 points, September/23 was traded at US$ 5.61 with a loss of 7.00 points and December/23 had a value of US$ 5.57 with a drop of 6.00 points.
According to information from the international website Successful Farming, grain futures contracts fell in early morning trading with the resumption of inspections of agricultural products from Ukraine, increasing the amount of wheat and corn available on the world market.
The publication also highlights that Ukrainian authorities said that inspections of vessels carrying agricultural products from Ukraine have resumed, despite Russia's attempts to slow down exports.
Source: Guilherme Dorigatti | Notícias Agrícolas
