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Build Back Better, big import tariffs still exist, $27 billion for conservation efforts, announcement on RFS mandates still held up by EPA – these and many more topics discussed by Chip Flory and Jim Wiesemeyer...
Market impact should be very limited and focus for cattle futures will remain on the cash market.
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Grain, soybean futures expected to start weaker amid U.S. dollar strength, Covid concerns.
Austria announces lockdown and Germany may follow, CBO estimates the BBB package would increase the deficit and USDA will release its Cattle On Feed Report this afternoon...
Grain and soy complex futures traded both sides of unchanged overnight but have softened to a weaker tone and session lows this morning amid a rise in Covid concerns.
House BBB approval is expected, but measure faces changes and uncertainty in Senate
Monthly banker survey finds strong farmland values
Grain, soybean futures end lower as profit-taking emerges in wake of recent strong rallies; cattle at 2 1/2-month high.
While there are lysine shortages, the price rally is likely as much speculative-driven as it has to do with fundamentals.
The NWS forecast calls for above-normal temps and below-normal precip over most of the Southern Plains from December through February.