Chinese state buyers purchase at least 840,000 tonnes of US soybeans for October-November shipment, traders say
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Chinese government buyers reportedly purchased at least 840,000 tonnes of US soybeans for Oct–Nov shipment, one of the month’s largest single-day buys, lifting near-term demand signals for US-origin supply. The buying follows US-China trade talks and claimed commitments to higher annual purchases, suggesting policy-driven flows alongside short-term restocking. Commercial importers still sourcing from South America indicates the support may be concentrated and timing-specific.
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Chinese buyers booked at least 840,000 tonnes of U.S. soybeans for shipment in October and November, marking one of the largest single-day buys this month. Recent purchases have topped 3 million tonnes and were carried out by government buyers. The buying followed U.S.-China trade talks, after which the White House said China committed to buy 25 million tons of U.S. soybeans annually and increase imports of other U.S. farm goods. Commercial importers have largely kept sourcing from South America, lending policy-driven support to U.S. soybean futures.
