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Pause But No Deal Within New Monroe Doctrine
China’s state-owned grain company COFCO has purchased three cargoes—around 180,000 metric tons—of U.S. soybeans for December–January delivery, marking its first buy from this year’s American harvest ahead of a summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The move comes amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions that have cost American farmers billions in lost exports.
Despite the purchase, traders do not expect a major rebound in Chinese demand for U.S. soybeans, as China has already secured large supplies from Brazil and Argentina. Benchmark Chicago soybean futures rose to a 15-month high on hopes of improved trade relations. However, with China’s import needs largely met and preferences leaning toward higher-protein South American beans, any further U.S. sales are likely to remain limited. Traders estimate China could still buy up to 8 million tons for state reserves in the coming months, worth about $4 billion.
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