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Trade War Part 2: Some Businesses are Preparing
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Former President Donald Trump announced plans to reinstate tariffs on foreign goods if reelected, citing a strategy to regain leverage for the US. Trump's previous administration implemented tariffs on several countries, a move continued under the Biden administration, with most tariffs on China remaining in effect. Critics argue tariffs raise import costs and are ineffective.
Meanwhile, bankruptcies are on the rise in Brazil's agriculture sector due to declining corn and soybean prices from bumper crops. Last year saw a notable increase in bankruptcies and applications for bankruptcy protection, signaling financial strain among Brazilian farmers and agricultural investment funds.
In the US, soybean shipments declined last week, while corn and wheat shipments saw mixed trends. Notably, there were further "flash cancellations" of US SRW wheat to China, marking the third cancellation in a week, indicating shifting trade dynamics.
Brazil's soybean harvest pace has slowed due to recent rainfall, with 55% of the crop harvested as of last Thursday. Additionally, planting progress for Brazil's second corn crop is ahead of last year, reaching 93%.
Stay tuned for updates on trade policies, agricultural market dynamics, and global harvest progress as these factors continue to shape the agricultural landscape. 🌾📉💼
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