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Soybeans and Corn Are Slumping With Xi’s Arrival in US Awaited
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsTrade Policy & Supply ChainGeopolitics & War
Crop prices fell as no U.S. agricultural sales to China were reported this week ahead of Thursday’s Trump-Xi summit. The absence of Chinese buying raises near-term demand concerns for U.S. farm commodities, with the summit a potential catalyst for trade-policy direction and export flows.
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