The latest volley of tariff threats has evoked painful memories of the trade war unleashed by Trump in his first term. Among the most striking moves was Trump imposing duties on $300bn of Chinese ...

Most global importers last year took advantage of plentiful and cheaper U.S. bulk agricultural commodities, including ...

By volume, U.S. bulk agricultural exports in 2024 surged 22% on the year, the biggest annual rise in a decade. Tonnages to No. 2 Mexico and No. 4 Colombia smashed records, rising 29% and 20% above the ...

China's targeted and calibrated response to Trump's tariffs shows Beijing isn't backing down, economists told Business ...

China may retaliate against Trump's tariffs on global trade by targeting U.S. agricultural exports like corn, wheat and ...

BEIJING, CHINA — China’s push to become more self-sufficient in grain appears to be paying off as record production and declining imports are forecast for the country in the 2024-25 marketing year, ...

The Beijing-based company introduced its closed-source multimodal model Doubao 1.5 Pro on Wednesday, emphasising a "resource-efficient" training approach that it said does not sacrifice performance.

Corn and soybean sales would shift to Brazil and Argentina, which already are cutting into America’s sales to Beijing. China, the top buyer of U.S. soybeans at $15 billion in 2023, has options when it ...

Corn farmers are worried about U.S. tariffs ... Additional reporting by Liz Lee in Beijing; Writing by David Lawder and Ryan Patrick Jones; Editing by Lisa Shumaker, Leslie Adler and Alex Richardson) ...

During his first term, Trump brokered a “Phase 1” trade deal with China, but many of Beijing’s commitments to purchase U.S. goods were not fully realized. While plans are underway for a ...

The United States subsidizes certain crops — commodities like corn and soybeans — more than others, like fruits and vegetables. By some estimates, only 6 percent of U.S. farmland is used for ...

Economists are doubtful Corn and soybean sales would shift to Brazil and Argentina, which already are cutting into America’s sales to Beijing. China, the top buyer of U.S. soybeans at $15 ...