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(Adds details, background throughout) By Ella Cao and Naveen Thukral BEIJING/SINGAPORE, Oct 15 (Reuters) — Chinese state buyers bought 10-13 Panamax cargoes of US soybeans overnight, the second large-scale batch of purchases since US President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping in September, three trade sour
Chinese state buyers bought 10–13 Panamax cargoes of US soybeans overnight, three trade sources told Reuters. It is the second large-scale batch of purchases since the September Trump-Xi meeting.
Chinese state buyers purchased 10–13 Panamax cargoes overnight, the second large-scale batch since the September Trump-Xi summit, trade sources told Reuters. The cargoes are scheduled for shipment between December and January.
CHICAGO, Oct 14 (Reuters) — The following are expectations for the resumption of grain and soy complex trading at the Chicago Board of Trade at 8:30 a.m. CDT (1330 GMT) on Wednesday. WHEAT — Down 3 to 5 cents per bushel CBOT wheat hovered near a two-month low struck on Friday. US farmers planted 51% of the winter wheat
(Updates throughout after European trading, changes dateline) PARIS/BEIJING, Oct 14 (Reuters) — Chicago soybean futures edged up on Wednesday, steadying after a two-day fall as a report of fresh Chinese purchases countered supply pressure from an expected record US harvest. Corn also steadied as traders assessed US har
Cargoes For Shipment From December Onwards - Premiums Paid Of $3.10-$3.20/Bushel Over January CBOT Soybean Contract SF27 - Each Panamax Cargo Carries Around 65,000 Metric Tons - China Had Bought About 13.7M Tons Of US Soybeans Before Latest Deals, Against 25M-Ton 2026/27 Purchase Target - Sinograin Sold 40.5% Of 518,00
(Adds details, prices) By Ella Cao and Karl Plume Oct 14 (Reuters) — Chinese state buyers purchased 8-10 Panamax cargoes of US soybeans this week, the first such deals since the September summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Washington, three trade sources told Reuters on Wednesday. The cargoes are
Weak feed demand, negative crush margins and high inventories are curbing Chinese buying. US soybeans were excluded from proposed tariff relief after last week's Washington summit.