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With President Trump determined to get his way on lower interest rates despite the risk of increased inflation, the commodity index trader (CIT) group buying ag commodities as a hedge against it could be one of the most significant market factors for the coming year. Skeptics need to recall 2019-2022 market action. (DTN ProphetX chart)
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With ample opportunities on the table again for cattlemen in 2026, it's vital they have well-thought-out business plans for the upcoming year. (Photo by Kayla Walker)
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Some lingering cold air could cause some issues this spring, but variable temperatures during the summer are an overall good signal for U.S. agriculture. (DTN graphic)

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