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Calls Mount to Bring Back USDA’s Daily Export Sales “Flash” When Warranted After a U.S./China soybean pact and restored November crop reports, traders and farm groups are urging USDA to resume same-day sales announcements to reduce market blind spots Calls are growing across the grain trade for USDA to restore its same-day (“daily”) export sales…

More Details & Analysis Surface Re: Chinese Buys of U.S. Soybeans Some observers think gov’t shutdown will end next week after Tuesday elections Link: Vaden Talks Shutdown, SNAP, Beef Prices, Aid and China Trade on AgriTalkLink: FMC Shares Plunge 45% After Dividend Cut, India Write-DownLink: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 24, updated later todayLink: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 24,…

UPDATED: FMC Shares Plunge 45% After Dividend Cut, India Write-DownInvestors flee as ag-chemical giant slashes payout, warns of margin pressure and weak demand FMC Corporation shares cratered more than 45% on Thursday after the Philadelphia-based crop-protection company announced a steep dividend cut, sizable asset write-downs, and weaker full-year guidance — triggering one of the sharpest…

Bessent Provides Some Details of China Purchases of U.S. Soybeans and Market Pops Higher What U.S. and China agreed to and key questions to be answered Link: Early Chinese Soybean Buys May Signal Thaw, Not DisappointmentLink: Fed Cuts Rates, To End Balance Sheet Runoff as Shutdown Clouds OutlookLink: Senate Finance Panel Grills USTR Nominee on…

Early Chinese Soybean Buys May Signal Thaw, Not DisappointmentAnalysts caution against reading too much into modest COFCO purchases ahead of Trump/Xi summit China’s COFCO has purchased three cargoes of U.S. soybeans — the first confirmed Chinese buys for this season — ahead of Thursday’s meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in…

Senate Finance Panel Grills USTR Nominee on Argentina, China, Soybeans, Sorghum, Cotton, Wheat, Potatoes & MeatCallahan defends reciprocal trade approach amid bipartisan criticism over beef imports and soybean market losses Dr. Julie Callahan, President Trump’s nominee to serve as Chief Agricultural Negotiator at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, faced pointed questions from senators…

Mexico, U.S. Advance Talks on Cattle Border Reopening — But No Date Set Berdegue says progress made with USDA’s Rollins on sterile fly production; NWS Chiapas plant key to lifting restrictions Mexican Agriculture Minister Julio Berdegue said after a virtual meeting with USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins that while discussions advanced on reopening the U.S. border…

China Purchases First U.S. Soybeans of Season Fed watch today | Senate vote against Trump’s Brazil tariffs going nowhere in House Link: Bipartisan Backlash Builds Against Trump’s Argentina Beef PlanLink: Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing: Competition in Seed & Fertilizer IndustriesLink: Video: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 24Link: Audio: Wiesemeyer’s Perspectives, Oct. 24 Today’s Updates: UP FRONT— Markets, Fed, Gov’t shutdown…

Bipartisan Backlash Builds Against Trump’s Argentina Beef Plan Trump’s plan to expand Argentine imports and financial aid sparks rare pushback from both GOP farm-state lawmakers and Senate Democrats The Trump administration’s proposal to dramatically expand beef imports from Argentina has triggered sharp opposition from cattle-state Republicans, Senate Democrats and rancher groups, who argue the move…
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