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China has purchased approximately 12 million tons of US soybeans over the last three months, fulfilling a key pledge made by the Trump administration in November. This massive buying spree clears trade hurdles as tensions between the two superpowers continue to escalate.
Despite ongoing trade tensions, China has committed to buying large quantities of US soybeans. This comes after previous tariffs and retaliatory measures severely impacted the soybean market. The recent purchases signal a positive shift in the trade relationship.
The 12 million tons purchased in the last three months mark significant progress in meeting trade agreement targets. This development is crucial for US farmers who have been heavily affected by the trade war. The purchases provide much-needed relief to the agricultural sector, which has seen prices plummet and revenues fall.
Overall, this agreement represents a step towards resolving trade conflicts and stabilizing markets. It remains to be seen how future negotiations will unfold, but the recent purchases are a welcome sign for both industries and the economy.
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