China has been stockpiling a key US crop before Trump takes office
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China's import of US soybeans showed a significant uptick, rising 6.5% from the previous year due to fears surrounding the potential return of Trump’s trade policies.
The agricultural sector, particularly soybean production, could face drastic challenges if retaliatory tariffs are imposed, impacting American farmers and rural economies.
Rajiv Biswas emphasizes that the scale of China's soybean imports makes US soybeans a likely target for any retaliatory tariffs in the ongoing trade tensions.
With China's historical reliance on US soybeans, any increased tariffs from the US could strain relations and disrupt trade patterns, leading to greater economic implications.
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