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Grain markets firmer overnight, led by soybeans
A vote by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to approve new carbon‐emission standards for oceangoing ships has been pushed back by one year — a move that aligns with President Trump’s strong opposition to binding global shipping climate rules.
China might end up using its own reserves for its year-end needs and into early next year…
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Soybeans led strength overnight while corn follow to the upside. Wheat saw action on either side of unchanged.
Some of U.S. regional banking sector may be in trouble
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“The intense politicization of attitudes has rendered longstanding public sentiment surveys erratic and unhelpful in gauging actual economic conditions.”
Rural Mainstreet Index remains solidly in the red.
Cotton is one of the commodities most reliant on exports for demand
In a rare public admission, the department warned that aggressive immigration enforcement — including drastic reductions in the flow of undocumented migrant workers — is already squeezing the farm labor pool and putting pressure on food supply and prices.