South America could soon add more fuel to the recent rally in grain prices. Market analyst Michael Cordonnier with Soybean and Corn Advisor says there’s momentum from President Trump’s announcement that China plans to up its commitment of U.S. soybean purchases. “That’s been the impetus for the price increase for soybeans. But now the market […]
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