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- May 31, 2010
The China Effect On Ags
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When it comes to corn and soybeans, China's in a feeding frenzy. How can you play bullish import numbers?
Chinese officials may say they're tightening their economy, but the country's recent grain import numbers tell a different story. What does it all mean for the corn and soybean markets, and how can you play the latest Chinese buying spree?
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China Buys 1 Million Tons Corn, Group Says, Most in 14 Years
China's Soy Imports May Be More than 46 Million Tons
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