CommoditiesKey US crop left out of post-summit talks, but not yet off the tableSoybean prices tend to fall during the U. S. harvest season as supply rises. © ReutersSAKURAKO YOSHIOKAOctober 3, 2026 02:01 JSTTOKYO -- Soybean prices slid to a roughly one-month low this week after the crop was unexpectedly left out of a list of products for which the U. S. and China plan to discuss tariff cuts. Read NextCommoditiesChina flaunts purchasing power with soybean buys ahead of US midtermsTrump-Xi SummitUS and China list Christmas ornaments, lumber, camels for tariff cutsTrump-Xi SummitXi urges limits on US-China rivalry, calls for human control of AIInterviewUS won't 'sit there and take' overproduction from China: USTR GreerTrading AsiaChina slow-walks yuan appreciation as US, Europe demand trade rebalancingLatest on CommoditiesCommoditiesEl Nino dries Kalimantan rivers, hits coal shipments in IndonesiaCommoditiesAustralia's Lynas looks to Brazil with Meteoric Resources takeover bidCommoditiesAustralia's lithium miners expand and reopen as prices strengthen