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China reportedly purchases more US soy cargoes ahead of the President Trump-Xi meeting

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China reportedly bought additional US soy cargoes ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, supporting the annual 25-million-ton soy target amid ongoing discussions regarding tariffs and agricultural trade commitments.

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