A sudden 365% rise in an Australian oilseeds stock and a new threat from the White House highlight how global markets are responding to intensifying U.S.-China trade tensions. While China boycotts American soybeans, U.S. farmers are feeling the impact, and some industry voices blame the crisis on a contentious government strategy.

The U.S. economy recorded a 3.3% growth rate in the second quarter, marking a notable turnaround from the previous quarter’s slowdown. Government data attributes this rebound to easing disruptions from President Donald Trump’s trade policies, boosting both consumer spending and business investment.

Despite genuine trade issues, former President Trump’s efforts to evoke anger have failed to resonate in Canada, where locals dismiss his tactics as “nuts.”