Ilena Peng
Agriculture Reporter at Bloomberg News
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng
"The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers," said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections. "If it's the former, it would be a cool, long-term benefit. If it's the latter, we're going down a path we've never gone down in my lifetime."Yoder's words echo a growing sense of apprehension across America's crop belt, a major Trump voting bloc.
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farmprogress.com | Ilena Peng |Carolynn Look
By Ilena Peng and Carolynn LookU.S. inflation may have cooled last month but egg prices are still stubbornly high, and there’s no immediate prospect of relief thanks to bird flu and tariffs. Consumers paid a record $6.227 per dozen on average in March, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said Thursday. That’s double the cost a year earlier and comes despite a steep decline in what grocery stores are paying suppliers.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng
Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off. “The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers,” said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng
Brazil is swooping in to establish much stronger ties with China as US farmers worry about the gyrating crop market. (Bloomberg) -- Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng
Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off. “The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers,” said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections.
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