Group 1 - Recent US-China trade talks in Kuala Lumpur show a more relaxed atmosphere, with US farmers expressing a desire for cooperation rather than confrontation [1] - US soybean prices have plummeted nearly 60% compared to two years ago, leading to over 200 farm bankruptcies this year, with some farmers expecting losses exceeding $400,000 [3] - The majority of US farmers, traditionally Republican supporters, are now openly questioning Trump's tariff policies, indicating a shift in sentiment due to the economic impact of the trade war [5] Group 2 - China has become a crucial market for US agricultural products, with Brazilian soybeans now accounting for over 70% of China's imports, leaving US farmers with dwindling market share [3] - Recent purchases of 180,000 tons of US soybeans by COFCO signal a potential shift in trade dynamics, possibly leading to larger-scale purchases if an agreement is reached [7] - The upcoming US-China meeting on October 30 is seen as a critical moment for addressing agricultural trade issues, with soybean purchases being a key topic [9]
中美谈完后，美国人劝特朗普，中国是好伙伴，不要再和中国对着干