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Paul Wiseman
AP Economics Writer
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Trade Deal to Benefit Farmers
The deal would win back for American farmers benefits they lost when Trump pulled out of a broader Asia-Pacific pact his first week in office.
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Farmers Hope Trump Delivers on Japan Trade Deal
Foreign competitors currently have an advantage due to 20 percent or higher taxes being levied on American beef, pork and some cheeses.
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China Accused of Slowing Farm Purchases
Trump said China had agreed to buy more U.S. agricultural products as part of a cease-fire in the two countries' trade war.
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Producer Prices Rise in June
U.S. producer prices rose modestly in June, another sign that inflationary pressures remain subdued.
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Trump Pledges $16B to Farmers
The funds will be distributed at the county level, with a focus on farmers most heavily hit by recent tariffs.
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Corn to Apple - the U.S.-China Standoff
A Chinese businessman caught rummaging through a cornfield was sentenced to three years in prison for pilfering trade secrets from a U.S. seed company.
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Soybeans Upstage Trade Talks
Trade war tariffs dropped the Chinese import of U.S. soybeans by 62 percent.
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Tariff War is Already Inflicting Pain
A brawl that the United States provoked with its closest trading partners is starting to draw blood.
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Sugar Deal with Mexico on the Way
The agreement, announced June 6 and likely to be formally signed this week, is intended to prevent Mexico from dumping cheap sugar into the U.S. market.
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Trump's Trade Stance Makes Farmers Nervous
Mexico is the No. 3 market for U.S. agriculture, notably corn, soybeans and pork.