Husisian Discusses Potential Benefits for U.S. Agriculture if China Trade Dispute Resolves
May 21, 2018
CNBC
Partner Greg Husisian was quoted by CNBC in “Trade Truce with China Could Boost US Beef, Soybeans and Other Agricultural Products,” about the relief the United States’ agricultural industry could realize if the Trump administration is able to resolve the ongoing trade dispute with China.
Husisian expects agriculture products on a list of 106 U.S. goods targeted by Beijing will be the Trump administration’s focus in negotiating details on trade with China.
Husisian expects agriculture products on a list of 106 U.S. goods targeted by Beijing will be the Trump administration’s focus in negotiating details on trade with China.
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