It will be a week of watching for reality over promise, as the markets and the world begin to settle in after the U.S.-China summit, the stalemate...
This week finds DTN's View From the Cab farmers in the midst of planting and tending their emerging crops.
Despite agreements between beef producers and Brazilian prosecutors, tropical-forest clearcutting is on the rise.
Whether you call it de-risking or decoupling, the U.S. is likely to go further in disentangling from China than its allies. How far anyone will go is unclear.
That the Federal Reserve didn't raise interest rates at its June meeting is good news, but it could be well into next year before the Fed starts lowering them.
The debt-ceiling deal shows compromise is still possible in polarized Washington. It does little to address the nation's fiscal challenges.
The Biden administration tries to dissuade South Korean advocates of developing nuclear weapons with a promise to consult.
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