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A SEVENFOLD jump in Brazilian soybean shipments to China for next month highlights how the US is losing influence over one of the world’s most important agricultural markets. China, the biggest soybean importer globally, booked at least 95 cargoes of the crop from Brazil for now until the end of November. For next month, there