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StoneX sees record Brazil 2026/27 soy crop, higher corn crops

Grade Bbearish AI signal$SOY$CORN
StoneX raised its forecast for Brazil's 2026/27 soybean harvest to a record 184.95 million metric tons, reinforcing expectations of abundant global agricultural supply. The estimate increased from 183.56 million tons in September, while first-crop corn was raised to 30.68 million tons and second-crop corn is forecast at 113.53 million tons. Expanding Brazilian production could increase global grain supply and intensify downward pressure on soybean and corn prices.

Bullish strength: 20/100

Bearish strength: 80/100

  • Brazil's soybean crop is forecast to reach a record 184.95 million metric tons.
  • StoneX raised its soybean production estimate from 183.56 million tons.
  • First-crop corn production was revised upward to 30.68 million tons.
  • Second-crop corn production is forecast at 113.53 million tons, up 2.3% from the previous crop.
  • Higher expected Brazilian grain production could increase global supply.

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