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Shares in Minerva Foods and MBRF fell sharply on the São Paulo stock exchange following the surprise reelection of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, amid a broad sell-off of Brazilian assets and a depreciation of the real.
The United States is moving ahead with the gradual reopening of its border to Mexican cattle, adding two crossings to Douglas and Santa Teresa, which have already reopened.
Lula da Silva’s surprise victory in Brazil’s presidential election on Sunday had a sharply negative impact on Brazilian market indicators. The real plunged, closing yesterday at 5.347 per US dollar, down nearly 10% over the week.
The Middle Eastern sheepmeat market remains firm, with prices unchanged from previous weeks.
Chile’s beef import market remains firm, with steady prices for both Brazilian and Paraguayan product.
As Brazilian exporters authorized to ship to China focus their production on that market, they are setting aside alternatives they had used before resuming trade with the Asian destination.
The US imported beef market is firmer, particularly for shipments arriving from the end of the year, when supply is expected to decline.
A trader told WBR that the spot market is stable and better supplied, but that availability for US importers will decrease in the following weeks as Brazil and Australia once again focus production on China.
The final deals for shipments that will arrive in time for the year-end holidays are being closed amid limited buying pressure.
Beef production for Israel began to resume more widely across the region this week with the arrival of several kosher teams. In most cases, prices remain at the levels agreed before the break.
Offers from Brazil’s main beef exporters to China are concentrated on shipments that will arrive from January 1, when trade under the 2027 quota begins. Aggressive offers are putting downward pressure on prices across the region.
Lula da Silva’s surprise victory in Sunday’s runoff election has upended expectations for Brazil. Significant exchange rate movements are affecting the competitiveness of Brazilian exports and prompting Chinese importers to seek lower prices.
The boi gordo price rose in reais for the eighth consecutive week, but the depreciation of the currency following Lula’s victory in Sunday’s election caused the US dollar reference to fall sharply.
Although some meatpackers are concentrating on producing beef from grainfed cattle for quota 481, the market remains firm and prices are holding steady. Unlike in previous weeks, price references are unchanged from last week.
