Xi Jinping is visiting Washington for the first time in roughly a decade on September 24, with a tariff ceasefire expiring November 10, 25 million metric tons of annual US soybean purchases through 2028, rare earths, and a $30 billion reciprocal tariff reduction framework on the agenda. China has already purchased nearly one million metric tons of US soybeans in September, confirming its commitment to existing pledges. Agricultural, energy, and rare earth commodity markets stand to benefit most from a positive agreement between the world’s two largest economies.
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