#202 - Boi china sumindo?

In episode #202 of Agrifatto Cast, Isabella Cavalcante, Raul Bertho, and Eduardo analyze the main movements in the livestock and grain markets at the beginning of June. The team discusses slaughter data that reinforces the slowdown in the supply of females, the recovery of the arroba (a unit of weight) to the R$ 352 range, and the firmness of the physical market for fat cattle. The highlight of the week is the uncertainty surrounding China's safeguard quotas. Is the "China Beef" disappearing? The analysts discuss the signals emitted by the meatpacking plants, the possible impacts on Brazilian exports, bonuses, and the outlook for arroba prices in the second half of June. In the grains segment, the episode provides updates on the drop in prices in Chicago, Chinese demand for soybeans, and the start of the second corn harvest in Brazil. An essential episode for understanding the risks and opportunities in the fat cattle, corn, and soybean markets. ........................................... www.agrifatto.com.br Agrifatto is an investment analysis firm specializing in agricultural assets, founded by Lygia Pimentel. Far beyond providing updated, reliable, and independent information, our work aims to improve the quality of business decisions in livestock farming that depend on commodities such as beef cattle, corn, and soybeans. What was once content dedicated only to large industries and traders is now also available to small and medium-sized rural entrepreneurs. Our CEO, Lygia, has over 15 years of market experience helping the largest livestock farms in the country to improve their sales. ---------------------------------------------------- What do you need? We can help. Contact us! [email protected] Follow us on social media! @agrifatto