Corn closed the week lower on B3 and Chicago.

The corn market ended the week in decline in both B3 and the Chicago Board of Trade, influenced by the devaluation of the dollar and the prospects of increased productivity in the American crop. According to TF Agroeconômica, the futures contracts on B3 closed mostly lower, with the exception of the March/26 expiration, which remained virtually stable.

The corn market ended the week in decline both on B3 and the Chicago Stock Exchange, influenced by the devaluation of the dollar and the prospects of increased productivity in the American crop. According to TF Agroeconômica, the futures contracts on B3 closed mostly lower, with the exception of the March/26 expiration, which remained virtually stable. On B3, the contracts for September/25 closed at R$ 65.19, with a daily drop of R$ 0.64 and a weekly decline of R$ 1.86. For November/25, the quotation was R$ 67.63 (-R$ 0.32 on the day and -R$ 1.61 on the week), while the January/26 contract fell to R$ 70.22, with a weekly loss of R$ 2.48. The physical market, in turn, showed a slight correction of -0.16% for the week, despite firm prices in the interior of the country, sustained by strong export demand, especially from China, which has been heating up shipments at Brazilian ports. In Chicago, corn contracts closed the week in decline, with the September quotation registering US$ ...