Recent developments in the agricultural sector have highlighted significant challenges faced by farmers in India and Pakistan, particularly due to international trade dynamics. According to Qaumi Awaz Stories, the so-called 'Trump Deal' is expected to severely impact soybean and apple farmers in India. The article states that 'soybean is being purchased at 26% less than the minimum support price,' with the current buying price at 3942 compared to the support price of 5328. This is exacerbated by the influx of cheaper soy oil from Argentina and Brazil, which has led to local oil mills shutting down. The sentiment is negative, as the article argues that such trade policies are undermining local farmers and could lead to further economic distress in rural areas.
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Impact of 'Trump Deal' on Indian Farmers' Soybean Prices

Farmers in India and Pakistan face economic distress due to global trade policies, with falling crop prices and local industries struggling, highlighting a disconnect between GDP growth and reality.
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