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China Makes First Inquiry for US Wheat Since Trump-Xi Summit
Source: Bloomberg
Trade Policy & Supply ChainCommodities & Raw Materials
China has inquired about buying U.S. wheat, potentially broadening its purchases of American crops beyond soybeans after the September presidential summit. The inquiry signals possible increased demand but does not confirm a purchase or specify volumes.
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