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CBOT Weekly: Possible Chinese trade action of little concern

By Glen Hallick September 18, 2024

As price movement in soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade continued to be a tussle between dry conditions in Brazil versus pressure from the United States harvest, Sean Lusk, vice-president of Walsh Commercial Hedging in Chicago, suggested not to pay much attention to any trade action China might soon take against U.S. soybeans.

Markets, News

Researchers call for rapid adaptation to global trade environment

By Karen Briere September 17, 2024

Canada must prepare for a future featuring a less friendly trade environment, says a new policy note authored by two leading policy analysts. Al Mussell and Ted Bilyea, researchers at Agri-Food Economic Systems Research, said the recent action by China on Canadian canola illustrates their point.

News, Reuters

China’s carrot-and-stick tactics on EU nations start to pay off

China appears to allow no room for negotiations or concessions with Canada

By Ellen Zhang, Joe Cash, Mei Mei Chu, Reuters September 13, 2024

Beijing, as a vote on EU duties on China-made electric vehicles looms, employed a carrot-and-stick approach to deal with the 27-strong bloc, but appears to have no concessions for Canadian canola.

Markets, News

Chinese tariffs not expected to stop canola flow

Anti-dumping investigation announcement had an immediate affect on prices, but market access not seen as major worry

September 9, 2024

China's shot across Canada's bow is splashing alarmingly close to U.S. farmers, who also felt the impact of China's announced anti-dumping investigation into Canadian canola as American elevator prices reflected the selloff.

News, Reuters

China begins anti-dumping probe into Canadian canola

By Reuters September 9, 2024

China announced on Monday the start of a one-year anti-dumping investigation into imports of canola from Canada, just weeks before Ottawa's 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and other products come into force.

Reuters

U.S. lawmakers want risks posed by Chinese agriculture drones addressed

By David Shepardson September 6, 2024

Reuters – A dozen U.S. lawmakers on Friday urged the Biden administration to address the use of Chinese manufactured agriculture drones, saying their use on American farms poses national security risks. The House Republicans, including Representatives Elise Stefanik, Ashley Hinson and John Moolenaar, who chairs a select committee on China, asked the U.S. Agriculture Department and Cybersecurity […] Read more

Canola, Markets

ICE Weekly: Canola market suddenly in a very bad position

By Glen Hallick September 4, 2024

China caused a great deal of turmoil in the canola market on Sept. 3, leading prices to tumble on the Intercontinental Exchange. To senior market analyst Mike Jubinville of MarketsFarm, China dramatically changed canola’s outlook in fell swoop. The Chinese government announced that it was launching an investigation into alleged canola dumping by Canada. This […] Read more

Canola, Reuters

China hits Canada with anti-dumping probe on canola imports in response to EV tariffs

By Mei Mei Chu September 3, 2024

Beijing | Reuters – China said on Tuesday it plans to start an anti-dumping investigation into canola imports from Canada, after Ottawa moved to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, lifting prices of domestic rapeseed oil futures to a one-month peak. Canada has followed the lead of the United States and European Union, and announced […] Read more

News

EV tariffs raise Chinese retaliation worries

By Sean Pratt August 30, 2024

The Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance is closely monitoring China’s response to a new round of Canadian tariffs. The fear is that China may respond with retaliatory tariffs or other trade-restricting measures applied to some Canadian agri-food exports.

Crops, Markets

Pressure on farm income could push input prices down says FCC economist

By Geralyn Wichers August 29, 2024

Next year's farm input market will depend on the level of pressure on farm income, but early signs suggest input prices could come down according to recent analysis from Farm Credit Canada.

Daily Network News

U.S. livestock: Cattle futures post limit-down losses

ICE canola weekly outlook: Market rangebound

CBOT Weekly: Analysts examine new trade deal, upcoming WASDE report

Tag Archives China

CBOT Weekly: Possible Chinese trade action of little concern

Researchers call for rapid adaptation to global trade environment

China’s carrot-and-stick tactics on EU nations start to pay off

Chinese tariffs not expected to stop canola flow

China begins anti-dumping probe into Canadian canola

U.S. lawmakers want risks posed by Chinese agriculture drones addressed

ICE Weekly: Canola market suddenly in a very bad position

China hits Canada with anti-dumping probe on canola imports in response to EV tariffs

EV tariffs raise Chinese retaliation worries

Pressure on farm income could push input prices down says FCC economist

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