The agreement follows a halt in U.S. soybean purchases as Beijing ramped up imports from Brazil and Argentina, leaving traders watching to see how quickly American shipments will resume
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China and the United States have agreed to expand agricultural trade, a deal that could revive large-scale Chinese purchases of American soybeans and ease a dispute that disrupted global commodity flows earlier this year.
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