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  1. Copernicus warns of a high likelihood of a strong El Niño forming, predicting increased heat, drought, and precipitation impacts across South America, Indonesia, and Oceania.
  2. El Niño could disrupt production in South America.
  3. El Niño poses a major threat to Brazil's corn crop in Mato Grosso, impacting global agricultural competition and Argentina's market position.
  4. Mato Grosso, a major contributor to Brazil's output, is seeing its crop output compared to Argentina's, with state values based on central bank published exchange rates.

Rainfall Patterns in Mato Grosso Impact Soybean Yields and Exports

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Rainfall patterns in Mato Grosso are affecting soybean yields and export volumes. Mato Grosso, a major contributor to Brazil's output, is seeing its crop output compared to Argentina's in economic analyses. El Niño poses a major threat to Brazil's corn crop in Mato Grosso, impacting global agricultural competition and Argentina's market position.

From hellenicshippingnews.com

Why it matters

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The state's crop output values are functionally dependent on exchange rates published by the Banco Central. Shifts in global soybean supply, driven by the comparison between Mato Grosso and Argentina, could drive commodity price volatility, materially affecting the exchange rate.

Mato Grosso is a major contributor to Brazil's output, and its crop output is compared to Argentina's.

From hellenicshippingnews.com

Who's involved

  • Mato GrossoState in Brazil where soybean yields are being impacted by rainfall.
  • ArgentinaCountry whose crop output is compared to Mato Grosso in economic analyses.
  • Banco CentralPublishes exchange rates that determine Mato Grosso's state output values.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Banco CentralSpeculative

    Global soybean supply shifts could materially affect the exchange rate.

  • MercosurSpeculative

    Favorable rainfall could boost regional trade within Mercosur by supporting Argentina's export volumes.

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