Pain for Soy Farmers 'Short Term' Until China Deal, Says Rep. Alford

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US soy farmers may face short-term pain due to the ongoing trade war with China, but Representative Mark Alford is confident that a deal will be reached and Trump's policies will benefit farmers in the long run.

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Republican Representative Mark Alford said the shutdown has put the Fed in a tough spot by interfering with collection of important economic data, blaming Democrats for the standoff. The congressman also commented on the ongoing trade war over soybeans between the US and China, saying that he has confidence that Trump's policies will be good for farmers in the long run. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Original article published by Bloomberg on October 24, 2025.
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