International agricultural markets are experiencing a marked downward trend driven by improved weather conditions in the United States, a lack of concrete progress in trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing, and a reduction in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. This scenario was compounded by a significant sell-off by investment funds, which deepened losses and pushed corn to its lowest price in eight months, while wheat fell from US$235 to US$210 per ton.

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