China to pledge more U.S. soy imports during Trump visit
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will commit to buy more U.S. soybeans during President Donald Trumpâs visit to Beijing this week  a U.S. industry official said  underlining the importance of trade in farm goods even as tensions grow between the worldâs top two economies.
A signing ceremony is scheduled to take place as  Trump  meets Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Agriculture trade has been a bright spot in U.S.-China relations under  Trump âs administration  unlike other sectors such as steel and aluminum where the two countries have faced disputes.
Major grains trading house ADM(ADM.N) was on an initial list seen by Reuters of U.S. companies taking part in a trade mission accompanying  Trump  to China but ADM has not confirmed  its  participation.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will commit to buy more U.S. soybeans during President  [TGT] âs visit to Beijing this week  a U.S. industry official said  underlining the importance of trade in farm goods even as tensions grow between the worldâs top two economies.
A signing ceremony is scheduled to take place as  Trump  meets Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Agriculture trade has been a bright spot in U.S.-China relations under  Trump âs administration  unlike other sectors such as steel and aluminum where the two countries have faced disputes.
Major grains trading house ADM(ADM.N) was on an initial list seen by Reuters of U.S. companies taking part in a trade mission accompanying  Trump  to China but ADM has not confirmed  its  participation.