US-China soybean tensions could disrupt market, raising prices and increasing US stock levels.

A Rabobank report warns that renewed US-China tensions over soybeans could impact the oilseed market under the new Trump administration. Despite China's efforts to reduce reliance on US soybean imports, the sector remains crucial. Retaliatory tariffs could hurt demand and increase US stock levels, potentially lowering prices. The report notes a positive market response, with soybean oil prices up 11.3% week-on-week, and Australian canola prices rising by up to $30 per tonne due to droughts in Argentina and Brazil.

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