This week’s headlines brought what could be the biggest shift in grain market sentiment we’ve seen all year — a U.S.–China trade agreement that reopens the door for soybean, sorghum and other ...

(In November 11 story, fixes hyperlinks for November 6 and 7 entries) By Liz Lee and Shi Bu BEIJING (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump has targeted top economic rival China with a cascade of ...

It’s unclear if the next new months will mark a turning point for the struggling farm-machinery sector, with minimal details on the US-China trade deal keeping manufacturers wondering when growers ...

Renewed U.S. tariff proposals on Chinese imports, reportedly as high as 150%, have pressured equity markets while reinforcing the administration’s tough trade stance. Even a modest U.S.-China trade ...

GRAND FORKS — A trade deal between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping means China is expected to purchase large quantities of U.S. soybeans, possibly bringing relief to soybean ...

A trade deal with China, where China agreed to start purchasing U.S. soybeans, has helped to push soybean prices higher and return hope to the market. Soybean markets have seen improvements since the ...