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The South African rand edged down to around 17.5 per USD, as the dollar held firm and key precious metals, notably gold, palladium, and platinum, lost ground. Meanwhile, traders weighed recent domestic data and global developments on trade and politics. South Africa's mining output unexpectedly declined in August, marking the first contraction since April. On the trade front, South Africa’s trade minister Parks Tau said South Africa was on the verge of a new trade deal to reduce the 30% tariffs imposed in early August on its exports to the United States.  Officials also said that the AGOA agreement remains in effect despite its September 30 expiry, with US lawmakers planning a short-term extension while discussions continue on a revised trade framework for sub-Saharan markets.

South African Rand Weakens

In New York,  the Dow Jones Index is losing 362 points. Losses were led by Goldman Sachs (-4.82%), JPMorgan (-4.26%) and Nvidia (-3.76%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Walmart (1.76%), Visa (1.49%) and Travelers Companies (1.26%).

The Dow Jones Index Opens 0.79% Lower

Soybean futures hovered around $10 per bushel, the lowest since early October, as renewed US-China trade tensions dampened hopes Beijing would lift its US soybean boycott. The dispute escalated after China imposed new restrictions on rare earth exports, prompting President Donald Trump to threaten tariffs of up to 100% on additional Chinese goods. Both countries have started charging additional port fees on shipping companies as of Tuesday, further straining trade relations. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besant confirmed that Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet later this month in South Korea. Adding to market pressure, Brazil, the US’s largest soybean competitor, is on track for a record 177.64 million-tonne harvest in 2025/26, with exports potentially exceeding 112 million tonnes as US shipments decline, according to Conab. In China, soybean imports hit 12.9 million tonnes in September, the second-highest on record, largely supplied by South American exporters.

Soybean Prices Pressured by Renewed US-China Trade Dispute

The S&P/TSX Composite rose 0.5% to above the 30,000 mark on Tuesday, rebounding from Friday’s sharp downturn as miners, financials and tech led gains after a long weekend and after US-China trade tension that had triggered the selloff eased. Major mining equities Agnico Eagle, Wheaton Precious Metals, Barrick Mining and Franco-Nevada led the advance, surging between about 2% and 5% as gold kept reaching record highs amid safe-haven demand. Financials and techs also supported the index, with Brookfield up more than 3% and Constellation Software gaining over 2%. Initial optimism over US–China relations was tempered, however, after both countries began imposing reciprocal port fees on each other’s shipments, stoking concern of further escalation, and China moved to sanction five US subsidiaries of South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean.

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