ironically is totally self inflicted

jeng jeng jeng
guess who's the biggest buyers for american soy







Probably one of the bargaining tools for the upcoming Trump-Xi meeting due in a month's time... still has time to save the current crop harvesting season.
Both side leaving as a winner, China shows buying power, Trump shows he's a savior.

A big hoo-haa over nothing. That being said, this will further pave the way for bigger corporations and Billy Boy to wallop more small/medium sized agrilands.

as of today their govt is still shut...still got a road to kick the can further down?

Trump learn from mahathir

so much winning................................

Trade war are easy to win......hahahaha

Isn’t this government subsidies which Trump crying foul all this time ?

Mulut kecam komunis. In the end resort to communism kek

Er why not ,dont play with tariff in the first place

Bill Gates is there to scoop up those. He always has.

A saviour for the problem that he created himself.

Encourage vegan meal and can solve the farmer problem. Eat more tofu fah, soya bean milk, vegetarian fried duck, yong taufu etc to consume the beans.

Ok mah...still got 2.9trillion left....10billion is peanut as compare to Argentina 20billion bailout and also snatch away American soybean market.

So 10billion enough meh since now American can't even sell any soybean......rotting away.

add in drought in some places and rising costs of just about everything, a lot of their farmers/farmlands are probably gonna be bought out by big companies, we're gonna see something dystopian like biotechnica in cyberpunk 2077

you will see when the "bailouts" will occur.....

when entire iceberg melts in Antartica.......talk is cheap from any politicians....

bailout?. more likely, shutdown media first....then do nothing.

Trump still winning in the end

10 bill is massive? Pretty sure they give zionist alot more than that

felda bailout later?

Minister Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani said this is following a decline in Malaysia’s palm oil exports to China as a result of lower soybean oil prices.

“The price difference between soybean oil and palm oil is around US$120 (per tonne), so naturally China views soybean oil as an alternative for their domestic use.
https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/782999

time to cue the gyrating jengjengjeng awek??

Smart moves... KEK