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Massive (25%) import tariffs on US soybeans exported to China are hurting US exporters and benefitting Brazilian exporters (because the latter’s soybeans are not subject to Chinese import tariffs). The Chinese however have cut down on their total imports because of the added costs of imports. The US exporters are however, ramping up their soybean exporters to other countries. “...everyone is positioning in order to optimise their flows relative to the current tariff and pricing structures”.
Massive (25%) import tariffs on US soybeans exported to China are hurting US exporters and benefitting Brazilian exporters (because the latter’s soybeans are not subject to Chinese import tariffs). The Chinese however have cut down on their total imports because of the added costs of imports. The US exporters are however, ramping up their soybean exporters to other countries. “...everyone is positioning in order to optimise their flows relative to the current tariff and pricing structures”. Comments are closed.
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