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US Agricultural Policy Trade Disputes China

China trade dents US ag export outlook

Tariffs, economic growth both seen as factors

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US-China trade tensions and tariffs deployed on US products like soybeans are showing up in more USDA outlooks, with forecast US ag exports for Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 now put at $141.5 billion, down from an August outlook for $144.5 billion.

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