date:Jun 30, 2014
say without the debt restructuring problem, that amount would be 18 million tonnes, worth $9.3 billion, farm analyst Pablo Adreani said.
China, which buys two of every three soybeans traded on the global market, is expected to lean more heavily on Brazil for supplies in the near-term before shifting in the last quarter of 2014 to the United States, where farmers are expected to harvest a record-large crop.
The cost of immediate soybean export shipments from Argentina have jumped 5.6 percent in