Chinese buyers acquire US soybeans for October-November, traders say
Chinese government buyers purchased at least fourteen cargoes of U.S. soybeans on Friday for shipment in October and November.

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AI-generatedChinese government buyers purchased at least fourteen cargoes of U.S. soybeans on Friday for shipment in October and November. These purchases include eight cargoes from U.S. Gulf Coast terminals and six from Pacific Northwest ports. The total volume of this sale is at least 840,000 tonnes, representing one of China's largest single-day soybean purchases this month. China, the world's top soybean importer, resumed buying U.S. soybeans in late June. Previously, China had reduced its purchases of American soybeans for much of the past year due to a trade dispute with the U.S. and abundant, cheaper supplies from Brazil.
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4 extractedThe sales volume was at least 840,000 tonnes.
Chinese government buyers purchased at least eight cargoes of US soybeans for October-November shipment.
China had slowed purchases of American soybeans over the past year due to a trade war and cheaper Brazilian beans.
China restarted purchases from the US in late June.