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Brazil Agribusiness GDP Contracts 2.01% in Q1 2026 as Falling Commodity Prices Undercut Record Harvest
Agribusiness GDP (PIB do Agronegócio) fell 2.01% in Q1 2026, driven by lower commodity prices, signaling tight margins for producers.
'Bomb Cyclone' Threatens Southern Brazil Grain Logistics, Winter Crops; Inmet Issues Danger Alert
An Inmet 'danger' alert for a 'bomba cyclone' from August 6-8 puts Brazilian grain logistics and winter wheat crops in Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná at high risk.
Mato Grosso Soy Price Surge Halves Crushing Margins, Pressuring Brazil Agribusiness Supply Chain
The average price of raw soy in Mato Grosso surged 9.49% in July, causing local crushing margins to fall by 20.52%.
US Corn Condition Drop Fails to Buoy Prices as Midwest Rain Forecast Eases Supply Worries
Corn futures fell despite a poor USDA report, as US Midwest rain forecasts override supply concerns, impacting Brazilian competitiveness.
STF Resumes Session to Conclude Funrural Tax Judgment, Bringing Fiscal Certainty to Agribusiness
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) resumed sessions today to conclude the judgment on the controversial Funrural tax, a key fiscal issue for Brazil’s agricultural sector.
Wheat Prices Top $7 Amid Geopolitical Risks and Slow Brazil Trade
CME wheat futures surpassed $7 per bushel on geopolitical and weather risks, presenting hedging opportunities as domestic Brazil agribusiness trading remains slow.
China Food Autonomy Plan Threatens Brazil Soy and Beef Dominance
Beijing's 15th Five-Year Plan targets a 25% cut in soy imports by 2030, presenting a long-term structural risk for Brazil agribusiness and key exporters.
Brazil Eyes US IP Retaliation Over Section 301 Tariffs
Brazil prepares intellectual property countermeasures against US tech and pharma, bypassing import tariffs to target patent protections and royalty remittances.
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
SLC Agrícola Slashes Radar Land Deal to R$669 Million
SLC Agrícola renegotiated its land deal with Radar, cutting cash outflow to R$669 million, reducing projected leverage, and boosting SLCE3 stock.
SLC Agricola Shares Rally as Radar Land Deal Shrinks by 64%
SLC Agricola (SLCE3) shares rose 3.3% after renegotiating its Mato Grosso land deal with Radar, slashing its cash outlay from R$ 1.85 billion to R$ 669 million.
SLC Agrícola Trades at 50% Land Value Discount as Radar Deal Backfires
SLC Agrícola faces sell-side skepticism and a 10% stock drop after choosing a R$ 1.85B land acquisition over a share buyback.
Lula to Skip Corporate Plano Safra for Mercosur Summit
President Lula will miss the corporate Plano Safra launch for the Mercosur Summit, risking a deeper rift with Brazil's powerful agribusiness sector.