US Soybean Sales to China at Risk After Supreme Court Tariff Ruling

• Analysts suggest China is less likely to buy US soybeans after the Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs.
• The ruling removes the 'tariff hammer,' making US soybeans less competitive against cheaper Brazilian alternatives.
• China had already purchased 12 million metric tons, fulfilling its trade truce commitment.
• The decision adds uncertainty to the volatile soybean market, impacting US farmers facing low profits.
• US Department of Agriculture will provide $11 billion in bridge payments to farmers due to disrupted export access.