A global strategist with Rabobank says an increased domestic soybean crush won’t replace the lost demand from China. Stephen Nicholson says it’s an unrealistic expectation. “While it’s good to see, the framework that came out with China, there’s a lot of uncertainty still, it’s not written in stone.” Nicholson says China has been silent about […]
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