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The US soybeans market rallied Aug. 11 thanks to a social media post from President Donald Trump asking China to quadruple its imports of US soybeans, though US market participants remained skeptical of purchases on that scale taking place. Platts assessed SOYBEX FOB New Orleans for September shipment at $405.37/mt day over day, $8.72 up from the previous business day, and FOB Gulf for September shipment at 92 cents/bu over the X soybeans futures contracts, unchanged from the previous assessment. A jump in the Chicago Board of Trade futures led to the increase, with November (X) futures climbing 23.75 cents to 1,011.25 cents/bu Aug. 11. Trump’s post went live Aug. 10. “China is worried about its shortage of soybeans,” Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social. “Our great farmers produce the most robust soybeans. I hope China will quickly quadruple its soybean orders. This is also a way of substantially reducing China’s Trade Deficit with the USA. Rapid service will ...

The Secretary of State of the Cambodian Ministry of Commerce, Posa Mony, stated that this air export is an effective way to maintain the freshness of durian, with a flight time of only 4 hours ensuring the maximum quality of the fruit. He particularly thanked Cambodia Airways for its efficient logistics support and predicted that the volume of air exports will continue to increase as demand from Chinese importers grows. Cambodia has recently received formal approval from the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) to directly export fresh durian to the Chinese market. This marks the seventh type of agricultural product, after rice, cassava, corn, banana, mango, longan, and pepper, that Cambodia is authorized to directly export to China, fully demonstrating the in-depth cooperation and fruitful results between the two countries in the agricultural sector. The total durian planting area in Cambodia has reached approximately 11,000 hectares, with a harvestable area exceeding 7,000 hectares, and an annual production estimated to reach 120,000 tons. To support the development of the durian industry, the Cambodian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries is formulating relevant policies to support the industry chain, promoting standardized production and international market expansion to ensure the sustainable development of the durian industry.

China plans to impose a 75.8% tariff on the crop from August 14 after an anti-dumping investigation is completed, Bloomberg reported, citing a statement from China’s Ministry of Commerce. China’s investigation found that Canada’s canola sector received significant government subsidies and that supply and demand were skewed. Beijing will continue its investigation and make a