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US Tariffs on Brazil Take Effect, but Key Agribusiness Escapes
A new 25% U.S. Section 301 tariff on Brazilian imports takes effect today, but beef, coffee, and orange juice are excluded, shielding major agribusinesses.
Brazil Soybean Oil Exports Set to Surpass Forecasts on Global Demand
Brazil's soybean oil exports are projected to reach 2 million metric tons in 2026, driven by surging global demand and lucrative export premiums.
Brazil Agribusiness Closes Gap to Overtake US in Exports
Driven by record shipments to China, Brazil's agricultural exports hit $87 billion in H1 2026, putting it on the verge of permanently displacing the US.
Fiagros Hit Record 600,000 Investors as SNAG11 Dominates
Brazil's Fiagro sector reached 600,000 active investors in mid-2026, with the SNAG11 fund leading market liquidity as retail participation surges.
Brazil Agribusiness: Dry Spell in Soy Belt Raises Stress Risks
A persistent dry spell across Brazil's key soybean belt, including Sorriso and Rio Verde, is raising crop-stress risks and drawing investor attention.
Brazil Agribusiness: Machinery Slump Deepens Amid High Rates
Brazil's agricultural machinery sales are projected to contract up to 20% in 2026 as high Selic rates and tight crop margins limit capital expenditure.
Fiagro Base Hits Record 600,000 Investors as SNAG11 Leads
Brazil's Fiagro investor base hit a historic record of 600,000 in June 2026, driven by strong retail demand for agribusiness yields despite high interest rates.
Brazil Cattle Futures Hit Record Highs on Tight Supply
Tightening cattle supplies push Brazil's live cattle physical index and B3 futures to record nominal highs for July, signaling a cyclical turn.
Brazil Agribusiness: Dry Spell in Soybean Belt Raises Crop Stress
A persistent dry spell in key Brazilian soy-producing regions like Sorriso and Rio Verde is raising crop-stress risks and drawing investor attention.
EU Stands Firm on September Ban of Brazilian Meat
The EU will not ease its September 3, 2026, ban on Brazilian meat over antimicrobial rules, forcing major exporters to rapidly adjust global supply chains.
US Tariffs Take Effect on Brazil but Spare Key Beef and Coffee
New 25% US Section 301 tariffs on Brazilian goods take effect today, but strategic carve-outs for beef and coffee protect major agricultural exporters.
Brazil Agribusiness Dominates China Soy Imports as US Shipments Fall
Brazil captured nearly 90% of China's record soybean imports in June, boosting the Brazil agribusiness sector as US shipments fell.
Super El Niño Threatens Brazil's 2026/27 Soy and Corn Crops
A rapidly intensifying El Niño threatens Brazil's 2026/27 crop yields, risking delayed soybean planting and squeezing the safrinha corn window.
Brazil Coffee Harvest Delayed by Severe São Paulo Storms
Heavy rains and hail in São Paulo have knocked up to 40% of the coffee crop to the ground, threatening Arabica quality and driving up global futures.
Raízen to Sell Caarapó Mill to Adecoagro for R$ 760 Million
Raízen (RAIZ4) agreed to sell its Caarapó mill to Adecoagro (AGRO) for R$ 760 million in cash, boosting liquidity and optimizing its agroindustrial portfolio.
Brazil Agribusiness: Soy Area Expands to Record 49M Hectares
Brazil's 2026/27 soybean area is projected to hit a record 49.1 million hectares, though a looming El Niño threat could limit yield and production growth.
Delayed Brazil Coffee Harvest Sparks Global Price Surge
Slow progress in Brazil's 2026/27 coffee harvest and rain-related quality concerns tighten global supplies, driving Arabica and Robusta futures higher.
Trump Tariffs to Hit 36.5% of Brazil Ag Exports to US
A 25% US tariff taking effect July 22 will hit $4.6 billion of Brazilian agricultural exports, squeezing margins and forcing a pivot to alternative global markets.
Super El Niño Threatens Brazil Agribusiness Soy Yields
As Brazil's 2026/27 soybean acreage expands despite tight margins, a looming 90%+ probability of a very strong El Niño threatens national crop yields.
US Tariff Hike Hits 36.5% of Brazil Ag Exports Starting July 22
A 25% US tariff starting July 22 will hit $4.6 billion of Brazil's agricultural exports, forcing trade shifts for sugar, wood, and grain producers.
Amazon Soy Moratorium Collapse Risks 1.4M Deforested Hectares
The collapse of the Amazon Soy Moratorium could trigger 1.4 million hectares of deforestation, exposing Brazilian grain exporters to severe ESG divestment.
Brazil Beef Exports Face September EU Ban Over Antimicrobial Rules
Brazil's exclusion from the EU's authorized meat exporter list threatens to halt bovine shipments by September 3, 2026, forcing meatpackers to pivot.
US Imposes 25% Tariff on Brazil, Spares Beef and Orange Juice
The U.S. Trade Representative finalized a 25% Section 301 tariff on Brazilian imports starting July 22, 2026, while exempting key beef and orange juice sectors.
Brazilian Soy Prices Rise as Strong Premiums and Dollar Offset Chicago
Firm port premiums and a rising USD/BRL exchange rate bolster local Brazilian soybean prices, supporting margins for agricultural giants like SLC Agricola (SLCE3).
Dry spell in Brazil's soybean belt raises crop-stress risks
Prolonged dry spells in Brazil's key soybean regions, including Mato Grosso and Bahia, threaten to delay planting and tighten global supplies.
Trump's Tariffs Spare Brazilian Beef and Coffee but Hit Ethanol
The USTR's new 25% Section 301 tariffs on Brazil exempt multi-billion dollar beef and coffee exports but penalize the sugarcane and biofuel sectors.
GGRC11 Launches 10% Share Buyback Program
Zagros Renda Imobiliária FII (GGRC11) will launch a share buyback program for up to 10% of its outstanding capital starting July 30, 2026.
Lula Prepares Tough Patent Retaliation Over U.S. Tariffs
Brazil is readying countermeasures under its Reciprocity Law to target U.S. agricultural seed and pharmaceutical patents, bypassing direct import tariffs.
Brazil Senate Fast-Tracks Mandatory Rural Insurance Subsidies
Brazil's Senate approved an urgency motion for PL 2.951/2024, bypassing committees to target an early August vote on mandatory rural insurance subsidies.
Brazil Soybean Belt Dryness Raises Crop-Stress Risks
Severe dry spells across major Brazilian soybean regions like Sorriso and Rio Verde are fueling supply concerns and threatening crop yields.