Global Markets Take a Cautious Approach

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A total of 154 bidders participated, but only 87 ended up making purchases—a figure that many analysts view as reflecting a scenario still marked by caution. Although demand remains strong, the level of aggressiveness in bidding appears to remain subdued amid a global context of economic uncertainty, high financing costs, and still-irregular consumption in several key markets.

Another notable aspect was the dynamics of the bidding process itself. The event required 15 rounds of bidding and lasted 2 hours and 26 minutes, indicating a much more selective and strategic market when it comes to closing deals. In scenarios of strong buyer confidence, auctions typically conclude more quickly and with less resistance between supply and demand.

The volume traded reached 12,972 metric tons, falling within a previously estimated supply range of 12,245 to 16,233 tons. This confirms that, while there is interest in securing product, buyers continue to act cautiously in light of international volatility and uncertainty regarding consumption trends during the second half of the year.

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