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3 days ago | 
record-eagle.com | Walt Breitinger
In addition to tech stocks, crude oil and ethanol saw the sharpest rise on Thursday as President Trump announced that lower tariffs would be imposed on the U.K. and that they would, in turn, begin buying fuel ethanol from the U.S. The rally in crude continued through Friday on optimism that other trade deals and economies would benefit from progress made in Great Britain.
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4 days ago | 
nwitimes.com | Walt Breitinger
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6 days ago | 
biztimes.biz | Walt Breitinger
In addition to tech stocks, crude oil and ethanol saw the sharpest rise on Thursday as President Trump announced that lower tariffs would be imposed on the U.K. and that they would, in turn, begin buying fuel ethanol from the U.S.The rally in crude continued through Friday on optimism that other trade deals and economies would benefit from progress made in Great Britain.
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6 days ago | 
telegraphherald.com | Walt Breitinger
In addition to tech stocks, crude oil and ethanol saw the sharpest rise on Thursday as President Trump announced that lower tariffs would be imposed on the U.K. and that they would, in turn, begin buying fuel ethanol from the U.S.The rally in crude continued through Friday on optimism that other trade deals and economies would benefit from progress made in Great Britain.
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1 week ago | 
record-eagle.com | Walt Breitinger
Gold is up by 20.2% after President Trump’s first 100 days in office. The metal’s prices have risen in each of the first four months of 2025. The increase in demand for the safe haven metal is a result of many converging issues including trade turmoil, unpredictable U.S. policy announcements, geopolitical tensions, concerns about recession and inflation. U.S. Bonds have become less reliable while the huge stock market swings scare off investors and the dollar has dropped as stocks have dropped.
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1 week ago | 
telegraphherald.com | Walt Breitinger
Gold is up by 20.2% after President Trump’s first 100 days in office. The metal’s prices have risen in each of the first four months of 2025. The increase in demand for the safe haven metal is a result of many converging issues including trade turmoil, unpredictable U.S. policy announcements, geopolitical tensions, concerns about recession and inflation. U.S. Bonds have become less reliable while the huge stock market swings scare off investors and the dollar has dropped as stocks have dropped.
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2 weeks ago | 
record-eagle.com | Walt Breitinger
The U.S. was on schedule to produce 26.66 billion pounds of beef in 2024, down from 29.96 billion pounds in 2023. Last year, the average beef consumption stood at 59 pounds per year domestically. The U.S. produces 20% of global beef followed by Brazil 19%, China 13%, and EU 11%. Even with higher prices at the store, rising production costs, and smaller herds needing to be rebuilt, U.S.consumers still satisfy taste, tradition, and protein requirements with beef.
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2 weeks ago | 
nwitimes.com | Walt Breitinger
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3 weeks ago | 
nwitimes.com | Walt Breitinger
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3 weeks ago | 
record-eagle.com | Walt Breitinger
Remarkably, hog futures contracts closed higher for a seventh day higher in a row, buoyed by hints and hopes that China may be ready to talk about trade with the US. The appointment of a new chief of trade and the effect of the weak US dollar contributed to the bullish sentiment. Bird flu and the shortage of eggs limits alternative sources of protein while cattle prices are also at record highs.
