China's economic crisis reduces grain imports, affecting global markets and international grain trade.

China's economic crisis is leading to decreased demand for grain imports, significantly impacting global markets. Excess grain stockpiles reflect an aging population and reduced consumption, particularly of meat. This has resulted in declining barley exports from France and stalled corn sales from the U.S. Wheat farmers in Australia are also concerned. The shift in demand signals a potential long-term slowdown in international grain trade with China, challenging farmers and traders worldwide.

September 16, 2024
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