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Soybeans closed higher and Soybean Meal closed a little higher on the warm and dry weather in South America. Production potential is being threatened there due...
The oil market went through what may be its wildest week ever. The pandemic is dominating everything. We examine this week as to whether we are...
The Coronavirus and stay at home orders in many states have created a rush of buying of Wheat products and have caught the mills short bought....
It was the week of the Fed. We take a look back at its origins on Jekyll Island and a small look at how the Fed...
Black swans: Attributing sudden and often catastrophic events to such a beautiful bird seems grossly unfair. But panics, manias, crashes, and collapses are like a thunderstorm...
20,000 jobs vs. 55,900 jobs. That was the stark difference between the U.S. nonfarm payrolls and the Canadian job numbers for February.
World trade is beginning to slide as Italy and Germany could be leading the Eurozone into a recession. Meanwhile, U.S. unemployment rate jumped.
The U.S. economy is on the verge of a market crash. Meanwhile, Asian markets continue to gain with the ongoing trade negotiations between China and the...
Bitcoin was down again for the week by 8 percent, with most cryptos shedding 15 percent to 30 percent.
Here are some of the impacts of war in the history of world markets and how it changes the world economy.