Market analyst Randy Martinson says he’s slightly disappointed the U.S. and China have only extended the Busan Agreement (made last October) through January 2027. “The U.S. was hoping for a longer extension to give us more time and security on where the trade is going to take place,” he says. However, Martinson tells Brownfield it […]
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