Economics
When It Comes to Soy, China Is Getting More Out of the Trade Truce
- U.S. oilseed purchases were smaller than expected: Rabobank
- Brazil premium collapsed as China returned to U.S. market
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When the U.S. forged a trade truce with China last month, President Donald Trump boasted that the largest soybean importer was back to buying “tremendous amounts” of American supplies.