China and the US are seeking to roll back tariffs on some agricultural products, as they look to preserve a broader trade truce that was struck last year.
China has purchased more US soybeans, extending a wave of buying as agricultural trade between the world’s two largest economies gathers pace.Most Read from BloombergGreece Offers Bounty to Catch ...
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Manila and flagged concerns over fair market ...
Crops are in the ground, the weather is cooperating, soybean prices are up slightly from 2025, and China — the biggest buyer ...
China and the U.S. agreed in principle to include farm products in a reciprocal tariff reduction framework. China said the two nations aim to expand two-way agricultural trade based on market ...
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US says Iran will buy its goods: What could US-Iran trade look like?Before the 1979 revolution in Iran, Washington and Tehran had close trade ties. Could a peace deal revive them?
BEIJING—China countered President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese products with tariffs of its own on multiple US imports Tuesday as well as announcing an antitrust investigation into Google and ...
China executed four Canadian citizens in early 2025, with Beijing saying at the time all four were dual citizens and had been ...
In the most recent agreement, the United States said China agreed to purchase at least $17 billion per year of US ...
India decision to pull back seems surprising, given its long-standing enthusiasm to clinch the deal with its second-largest ...
China is driving up fertilizer prices by restricting exports and buying U.S. sulfur, threatening American farmers, food ...
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