China's growing commodity stockpiles signal economic slowdown, raising concerns among global suppliers.

China's growing stockpiles of key commodities like coal, crude oil, and soybeans highlight a significant economic slowdown, driven by weak consumption and industrial activity. The government's growth targets seem increasingly unrealistic, raising concerns among global suppliers. Despite high inventories, state-owned importers focus on maintaining reserves. While copper demand may rise due to falling prices, challenges in steel and soymeal markets persist, affecting local prices and American farmers.