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White House $17 Billion China Purchase Sends Volatile Moves Through U.S. Farm Markets

A White House figure that China will buy at least $17 billion a year raises near-term demand expectations for U.S. farm goods.

White House Says China Will Buy At Least $17 Billion in U.S. Farm Goods Each Year Through 2028

Grains and Cotton Slide as Cattle Rebound Into Friday Close

USDA Sets Per-Acre Aid Rates, Targets Feb. 28 Payouts in $12 Billion Farm Program

Trump Launches $12 Billion Farmer Bridge Program as China Soy Purchases Lag

Trump Unveils $12 Billion Farm Aid Package, Citing Tariff Revenues

China Keeps Soy Pledge Vague as U.S. Sales Stall After Trade Thaw

China to Resume U.S. Soy Purchases, Pledges Multi-Year Volumes and Drops Farm Tariffs

China’s COFCO Buys Three U.S. Soybean Cargoes Ahead of Trump–Xi Talks

Soybean Futures Hit One-Month High on Hopes for U.S.–China Buying

China’s Buying Freeze Leaves U.S. Soybean Harvest Without Its Biggest Buyer

White House Readies $10–14 Billion Aid for Soybean Farmers as China Halts Purchases

Soybeans Head for Small Weekly Gain on Trump–Xi Signal; Corn Pressured by USDA Stocks

Leaked Text Exposes Fallout From U.S. Argentina Aid as China Buys Argentine Soybeans