The United States was "backstabbed" by Argentina again.
In the past few days, Chinese buyers ordered 200,000 ships of Argentine soybeans and made enough American soybeans. after all, if Trump didn't have to deal with China, these orders would have been American.
American soybeans are not irreplaceable
What's even funnier is that just before Argentine soybeans seized the Chinese market, Trump had just ordered to save Argentina's financial market by all means, stabilize the peso exchange rate, and avoid the impact of market turmoil on his close ally, Argentine President Milei.
Unexpectedly, Trump spared no effort to help Millay stabilize the political situation here, but Millay gave him a backhand knife, directly filling the gap left in the China market after the withdrawal of American soybean farmers. Of course, even if Argentina did not hand in, these orders would not have the United States, but Millay was somewhat unrighteous in doing so.
Even U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent has said that their forehead has just saved Argentina, and Miles has abolished soybean export taxes and crazyly seized the Chinese market, which should have belonged to the United States.Although there has been no explicit criticism of the Argentine government, discontent among the words has soon flooded the screen.
What was even more unexpected was that after Besent issued a warning, Argentina not only confiscated its hands, but also made persistent efforts to issue new standards for sorghum exports, all formulated in accordance with the requirements of China buyers. Argentina is determined to hold on to China's thigh.
This is how you look at you without turning your eyes.
Argentina's agricultural department said that this is done to improve export standards and meet the needs of major trading partners, which are obviously China. Data show that in the first eight months of this year, Argentina exported a total of 1.24 million tons of sorghum, of which only one ton was sold to other countries and the rest to China.
Some people may not understand Milei's approach. Trump is obviously his close ally. Why does he risk offending the United States and win orders from Chinese buyers?
Actually, it's very simple. No one will have trouble with money, especially Argentina, which is extremely short of money. The United States helped them, but Trump never did anything without return. He promised aid to Argentina and put forward many additional conditions, asking Argentina to reduce its exchanges with China.
Argentine sorghum
In contrast, China does not have so many twists and turns. As long as the price is right, it places large orders immediately and will not take the opportunity to coerce Argentina to choose a side. Argentina, who only talks about business but not politics, naturally knows how to choose such a conscientious buyer.
In this way, Argentina's foreign exchange crisis can also be slightly alleviated. The timely arrival of the payment from Chinese buyers is much more realistic than the illusory promises of the United States. If Millais can't figure it out at this time, it will be too hard to think about it.
This time Argentina formulated export rules in accordance with China standards, which is also a major change in the history of global trade. In the past, sellers had the final say, and buyers chose products based on their own needs. Now buyers have more initiative, and sellers should try to move closer to buyers 'standards as much as possible.
The Trump organ is done, nothing is obtained.
Contrary to the United States, not only do not improve themselves, make every effort to retain large customers, but instead deal with buyers, such sellers, people can not climb high.
Trump wants face and money. How can there be such a good thing in the world? If he continues to hold on like this, sooner or later, the market share of American agricultural products will be occupied, and it will be too late to cry.