A market analyst says the continued optimism that China could buy eight million metric tons of additional U.S. soybeans has kept prices stronger, longer than many expected. “It’s been going since the first week of February.” That’s when President Trump posted on Truth Social about a call he’d had with China with the news, which […]
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