Feijão abaixo de R$ 300? 4 Motivos para ficar atento ao mercado

The bean market is experiencing a tense moment with the advancement of irrigated harvesting in areas such as Northwest Minas Gerais, Goiás, and Mato Grosso. Although the arrival of this new volume puts pressure on prices, a technical analysis reveals that the price per sack does not necessarily need to fall below the 300 reais mark. With resilient domestic demand and insufficient stocks to cover the entire second half of the year, producers should pay attention to the factors supporting the market, including the scarcity of substitute varieties and the climatic uncertainties brought by El Niño towards the end of the year. The president of IBRAFE, Marcelo Lüders, will now discuss four fundamental points for negotiating consciously and avoiding losses this harvest. The Brazilian bean market faces a scenario of isolation due to a lack of supply in Argentina and reduced acreage in the United States. Without import options and with the imminent risk of El Niño affecting global pulse production, the evidence points to price support and strategic opportunities in the coming year. Marcelo Lüders highlights how the lack of purchasing options can impact the lives of Brazilian producers.