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China-US Farm Trade Talks May Boost Grain Deals as Soybean Imports Remain Under Pressure

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May 19, 2026 | 00:11 WIB |May 19, 2026 | 00:12 WIB | 17 Click Reads

Palm Oil Magazine — China and the United States are expected to advance a new agricultural trade agreement, with markets seeing stronger opportunities for corn and sorghum exports while soybean purchases remain constrained by competitive Brazilian supplies. Photo by: Special

China-US Farm Trade Talks May Boost Grain Deals as Soybean Imports Remain Under Pressure

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