OK. I understand It may still be up in air. DOJ is going to announce a big report about Chinese hacking on U.S. But I think the chance resulted from DOJ announcement to disruptblock Trump's process in dealing with China on trade is only 20%.
Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-10/china-is-said-to-announce-resumption-in-u-s-soy-purchases-soon
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leaving, and it's getting a lot less people in Mexico, the wall is being built a lot of the wall is being built, San Diego wall and illegals have dropped a lot. A lot of wall is renovated and now in tip-top shape, just ask Israel…"
Congrats.
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Which is not even a sure thing. And the hypothetical amount is the amount that used to be purchased before the (stupid) tariffs were put in place.
This is quoted prices at each port (totally 5 ports) that import soybean from Argentine and U.S. (there are 2 kinds of soybean from U.S.) for 12/14/2018. The fields that have characters but no number means the price hasn't been given. The price of soybean is between 3,420 to 3,460 Yuan per ton among these ports.
Link: http://www.soybean.agri.cn/shichang/scbj/sdsgjg/201712/t20171215_5979942.htm
We have no idea what the (still hypothetical) deal will look like.