US-China tensions stall Bunge’s $8.2 billion Viterra deal
China has yet to approve the deal, with Bunge executives and advisers growing increasingly concerned the political rift will continue to hold up the process.
A halfhearted attempt at a rally after falling to fresh six-year lows on Monday petered out on Thursday with the price of 62% Fe at the Chinese port of Tianjin skidding $0.70 or 1.3% to $54.80 a tonne. After losing...
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