China has dramatically increased its soybean imports from Argentina and Uruguay, sources reveal, as it navigates ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. This bold strategy aims to diversify supply chains and overcome the hurdles created by tariffs and trade uncertainties
Brazil’s battle over the soy moratorium highlights a fierce clash between booming agricultural expansion and the urgent need to protect the rainforest. The stakes couldn’t be higher-this decision will shape environmental policies and send shockwaves through global soy markets, as major players grapple with the future of deforestation regulations
BHP and Lundin are gearing up to request incentives from Argentina, as a wave of enthusiasm from other miners ignites a fierce race to seize the opportunities presented by the country’s bold drive to expand its mining sector, sources told Reuters
BHP and Lundin are gearing up to seek incentives from Argentina to fast-track their mining projects, sparking concern among other miners anxious about being left out of exclusive benefits. This bold move highlights the intense race for lucrative opportunities in the region
Exclusive: Sources revealed to Reuters that China has quietly secured its rare earth export quotas for 2025, signaling tighter controls as global supply concerns grow and trade tensions persist. The precise figures, however, are still being kept under wraps
Russia’s crude oil shipments have dropped to their lowest level since February, underscoring the ongoing challenges shaking the global energy market. This steep fall exposes growing export pressures driven by rising geopolitical tensions
Cargill is expanding its footprint in Brazil with an exciting new investment in soybean operations, poised to boost production and meet skyrocketing global demand. This bold step underscores the company’s commitment to driving sustainable agriculture forward
Argentina’s grain exports stand at a critical crossroads as the Rosario Exchange raises the alarm: the new Vietnam-U.S. trade deal threatens to erode Argentina’s market share, putting its position as a global grains powerhouse in jeopardy
North Dakota farmers are witnessing a dynamic transformation in the soybean market, fueled by changing demand and innovative production trends. However, the shadow of looming tariffs and China’s import policies casts a cloud of uncertainty, affecting both profitability and future planting choices.
The UK’s ground-nut (in-shell) market is poised for a promising journey ahead, with an anticipated growth rate of +1.5% CAGR by 2035, as reported by IndexBox. This steady upward trend reflects an increasing consumer enthusiasm and opens the door to exciting opportunities within the sector.
Farmers in Brazil’s Mato Grosso are stepping up to challenge major global grain traders, launching legal action over a contentious soy moratorium agreement. They argue that this pact threatens their livelihoods and disrupts traditional agricultural practices, igniting a vital conversation about the future of sustainable farming policies
Arabica coffee prices have skyrocketed as worries mount over Brazil’s coffee crop, with unpredictable weather wreaking havoc on production levels. Analysts predict that the market will remain volatile, urging traders to keep a keen eye on the unfolding situation in this crucial region.
Indian refiners are increasingly sourcing oil from Latin America and Africa to compensate for the loss of Russian crude, as geopolitical tensions reshape global supply chains. February data highlights a strategic pivot amid shifting market dynamics.
Brazil’s egg exports have surged, driven by increasing demand from the U.S. market. As prices rise and domestic production stabilizes, Brazil is poised to become a dominant player in the global egg trade, meeting the appetites of consumers abroad.
China has imposed new tariffs on Canadian agricultural products, escalating tensions between the two nations. This move marks a significant response to Canada’s recent criticisms of China’s domestic policies and trade practices, further straining bilateral relations.
Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, the UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman have reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining oil market stability. This collective pledge aims to support a healthier outlook for global oil prices amid ongoing economic challenges.
Brazil is poised for record soybean production this season, driven by favorable weather and expanded farmland. In contrast, Argentina faces declining yields due to adverse climate conditions, highlighting contrasting fortunes in South America’s agricultural landscape.
