The plunge in the U.S. dollar to the lowest since April 2022 has far-reaching implications, including good and bad impacts for agriculture.
Tariffs on China now higher than originally indicated by Trump.
Markets showed a relatively muted response to the report data.
USDA estimated 32% of the U.S. winter wheat crop was experiencing D1-D4 drought conditions.
Soybeans show vulnerability to tariffs war with China.
Corn basis firmed over the past week but remains below average.
The 90-day pause triggered broad market responses.

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