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Soy Fund Slips 0.51% as Wheat Fund Gains 0.49%
Soybean fund drops 0.51% while wheat fund rises 0.49% in Latin American grain markets.
The Rio Times · 1m
China's Export Surge Reshapes Latin American Trade
China's 36.3% export jump to $447.18bn pushes Brazil into trade tensions with US tariffs.
The Rio Times · 1m
Chinese Whispers
Argentina's trade ties with China deepen as economic shifts reshape bilateral relations.
Buenos Aires Times · 1m
Korean Goguma Latte Twist with Purple Sweet Potato
Try this creamy soy milk version of Korean goguma latte using purple sweet potatoes.
Malay Mail · 1m
Rubio Speech Calls for Western Power
Rubio declares Western power revival after 30 years of globalism.
The Rio Times · 2m
Trump and Xi meet as trade truce shows uneven progress
Soybean purchases surge while aircraft orders lag and rare earths access remains uncertain, revealing how fragile the U.S.-China détente really is.
CNBC · 2m
Soybeans slump on dimming hope of Chinese tariff cuts
Soybean prices drop as U.S. and China skip soybeans in tariff talks.
Nikkei Asia · 1m
Brazil Election Race Intensifies
Lula and Bolsonaro clash over military, women, and economy in Brazil’s pivotal election.
Foreign Policy · 2m
Trump voter farmer: war and tariffs are breaking us
A North Carolina soybean and cattle farmer who backed Trump says soaring fuel and fertilizer costs from the Iran conflict and tariffs are forcing him to consider shutting down.
CBS News · 2m
Trump-Xi Summit: Five Key Watchpoints
What businesses will gain from Trump-Xi summit talks.
CNBC · 1m
Scientists Test Deep-Rooted Soybeans for Climate Resilience
Deep-rooted soybeans may store more carbon and withstand climate extremes, researchers say.
Seattletimes · 1m
U.S. and China Slash Tariffs on $60B of Goods
U.S. and China agree to cut tariffs on $60 billion of goods, excluding soybeans, as talks continue over Taiwan and arms sales.
Foreign Policy · 1m
Brazil Has No Answers for Its China Problem
Brazil’s election pits Lula’s China partnership against Bolsonaro’s U.S. push, but both risk deepening economic ties with Beijing.
Foreign Policy · 2m
How soybeans quietly took over America
Almost nobody eats a plate of soybeans, yet the crop is inside the oil, the chocolate and the fuel tank.
The Conversation · 2m