One more time?
The U.S. economy continues to show positive and expanding payrolls as we head into the July 24-25 FOMC meeting. Markets now expect that the Fed will raise rates at least “one more time” following this meeting by 25 basis points.
Our focu…https://t.co/L43mY1T2Fh
Total precip ranks over the last month showing record (or near record) dryness (during this period) for a good portion of IL with a good majority of corn belt in need of moisture. Noteable dryness across IA, MN, Eastern NE, WI, MI, IN, Eastern SD & ND. #corn 🌽 #soybeans 🌱
After 10 consecutive interest rate hikes, the Federal Reserve paused last week but maintained the possibility of additional rate hikes, consistent with the year-end 2023 Fed Funds rate projection of 5.6%. The issue remains the disconnect between lower for…https://t.co/IOjUj2dLML
Markets continue to digest / discount the shape of a recovery, which could ultimately be a “Stagflation No Landing” situation, at least during 2023 writes @KZuckerberg https://t.co/8Ph8R7uhvg
“Should I stay or should I go?” – The Clash, 1981
Now that the smoke has cleared (literally) on the East Coast, the debate on whether the Federal Reserve will “stay” (pause and hold the current Fed Funds rate at 5% to 5.25%) or “go” (hike by 25 bps) on J…https://t.co/xyhNOCvM5Y
Following resolution of the debt ceiling debate, I keep thinking about the famous quote by Ben Franklin: “the U.S. will be a democracy as long as we can keep it.” Let’s keep keeping it please!
In reflecting upon the recent Kansas City Federal Reserve Ag…https://t.co/ilLqxaj0Pf
Commercial grain elevators purchase #grain from #crop farmers and store that grain prior to selling it to food processors and #biofuels crushers. Their activities and influence is often overlooked, yet HUGELY important vis a vis grain prices and basis. My…https://t.co/hnt4xtGcpX
Could stagflation (contracting GDP and above-trend inflation), rather than recession, happen next?
Markets and the economy are in a conundrum. Assuming that Congress approves the weekend debt ceiling agreement, here are the issues that one must consider…https://t.co/XuWFHQcm8Q
Great to visit with Casey Seymour last week!
Wishing all a meaningful and reflective Memorial Day as we honor those that served and those that still serve to preserve freedom and democracy.
CoBank Moving Iron Podcast AgDirect Farm Credit Leasing https://t.co/Mup4dDyAr2
Excited to attend “The Changing Geography of Agricultural Production” symposium at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Nathan Kauffman is kicking off the event, and setting the stage about where Ag is today and where it is headed.
Beyond that, wond…https://t.co/RbgI10X6s4
Can anyone say “Under Pressure?” We usually approach the trading week prior to Memorial Day weekend with a calm and hopeful outlook. That’s not the case this year given the politically charged-nature of the debt-ceiling debate.
By definition, increasing…https://t.co/OuPIfSS7HO
Can anyone say “Under Pressure?” We usually approach the trading week prior to Memorial Day weekend with a calm and hopeful outlook. That’s not the case this year given the politically charged-nature of the debt-ceiling debate.
By definition, increasing…https://t.co/A5iPONUolW
Can anyone say “Under Pressure?” We usually approach the trading week prior to Memorial Day weekend with a calm and hopeful outlook. That’s not the case this year given the politically charged-nature of the debt-ceiling debate.
By definition, increasing…https://t.co/Rpdz9WZtPm
Uneasiness is the feeling that most describes where capital and #agriculture markets are at the moment, despite ongoing positive economic news. Its not a "Gimme Shelter" moment (hit song from The Rolling Stones 1969 Album, Let it Bleed), but nonetheless,…https://t.co/o1hBYSeLPr
Great example of collaboration between #agronomy, ag retail and #agtechnology.
This type of partnership leverages the positive traditions of a U.S. agricultural cooperative organization with a new modern technologically-enabled way for co-ops to engage w…https://t.co/Hh5MNrEzir
Hungry for information about U.S. #wheat? Great commentary below from my colleague @tannerehmke, a #Kansas native and Kansas State University graduate who knows a thing or two (!!) about the situation. https://t.co/8fOXfsFkBz