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Is Trump a paper tiger, asks @shuli_ren? The US markets are bearing the brunt as he quickly reverses his tariff threats (via @opinion) https://t.co/q57Kk2xc6M ...

President Trump striking a calmer tone on China and the Bears are backing off. >> I have a great relationship with President Xi. He's a very tough man. He's a very smart man. He's a great leader for their country. He's a great leader and I have a great relationship with him. I think we'll get it set. I know what happened. I really understand what happened and I'm not even saying he's wrong. But then we met him with something much tougher than what he did to us. >> Welcome to the Big Money Show. I'm Brian Br ...

Core Insights - Soybean prices are experiencing fluctuations due to trade tensions and market reactions, with futures showing a decline of 14 to 16 cents on Friday and a weekly drop of 11 ¼ cents [1][3] - Brazil's soybean planting progress is ahead of last year, with 14% completed compared to 8% during the same period last year [4] - China's soybean imports have increased in September, totaling 12.87 million metric tons (MMT), up from 12.28 MMT in August [4] Market Performance - November soybeans have averaged $10.19 through the first eight trading days of October, which will be used for crop insurance price discovery [2] - Nearby cash soybean prices are reported at $9.31, down 15 ¾ cents, while futures for January and March 2026 soybeans also show declines [5] Trade and Policy Impact - President Trump's announcement of a new 100% tariff on Chinese goods starting November 1 has created volatility in the markets, although he later reassured that there is no need to worry about China [3]

U.S. Stock Futures Rise As Trump Softens Tone On China After 100% Tariff Threathttps://t.co/afZru9Ptgz https://t.co/5pC6MamA6b ...

The odds of a 100% tariff on China by November 1 sit at just 26%.Markets seem convinced Trump is bluffing. https://t.co/jQ55t47KFD ...

China was already seeing economic momentum slow before Trump announced the latest 100% tariff increase, part of a trade-war flare-up that Beijing on Sunday blamed on the U.S. https://t.co/QwG2xu681j ...

So basically assuming this whole tariff scare really was just a lost-in-translation fiasco with no real substance, you better believe the boomers are about to absolutely yeet their dry powder into the ETH and BTC ETFs tomorrow at openProbably get one of the largest inflow days we’ve ever seen.They’re already structural bidders with long term investment horizons, so why wouldn’t they absolutely pile in on a 10-12% discountIcoBeast.eth🦇🔊 (@beast_ico):So I guess tariffs are cancelled? ...

Check again.100% tariff likelihood falling off a cliff.Seems the terrible no good awful cascading liquidations yesterday across crypto truly were… cause of nothing…China having 100% tariffs imposed by November 1st now down to 15% https://t.co/z073tr9Nf1Easy (@EasyEatsBodega):Polymarket is the real source of truth.A cascading liquidation over a misunderstanding between China && the US.Polymarket odds now have the 100% tariffs on China by November 1st at 22%Still in line with the % from the day they were anno ...

💥BREAKING:CHINA CALLS TRUMP’S 100% TARIFF “PURE DOUBLE STANDARDS!” https://t.co/72bTXMfR9H ...