Perspective: U.S. Announces Tariffs on China and Counter-Measures Follow

Trade policy issues mount | Commerce Sec. Ross at Wednesday hearing

July 6 seen as key deadline for getting U.S./China trade policy accord

U.S. and China announce $50 billion of new tariffs again each other to take effect July 6.

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But the initial round of tariffs won’t take effect until July 6, meaning tit-for-tat retaliatory moves could still be averted.

But the interaction of moisture from Hurricane Bud and a cold front could spark rain across the northern U.S.

Our Market Watch table features monthly and quarterly price outlooks, along with weekly prices for a variety of ag markets.

Ag commodities tumble as President Trump readies China trade tariffs while Mexico studies U.S. import duties.

Mexico mulls plan to hit U.S. corn, soybeans with import duties | Farm bill updates

FNC highlights two opposing views of the market and breaks out price trends on regional basis.

Rains ahead of the weekend heat wave boost Midwest crops as stronger dollar sinks prices.

Drought expands across southern Great Plains and parts of Midwest with some relief from South Dakota to Indiana.

Get more highlights from today’s weekly export sales report.

Rain overnight in Iowa ahead of heat wave this weekend puts corn and soybeans on the defensive ahead of U.S. threat for Chinese tariffs.