An ag economist says U.S. ag exports might slow to round out the marketing year. The University of Missouri’s Ben Brown says an elevated U.S. dollar is boosting commodity prices for trading partners.
He tells Brownfield for China, Japan and Korea…
“When they bought a lot of corn, it was when our dollar index was down at like 94 or 95,” he said. “That means that our currnecy was relatively weak compared to others.
U.S. ag exports suffer on back of strong dollar
