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Pro Farmer Newsletter-2020.jpg Like volatility in droughts or demand-pull ag markets, the coming weeks, and perhaps months, in Washington are primed for major swings amid the political action… or inaction.
  • Congressional sources privately tell us they can no longer rule out the U.S. defaulting on its debt. That would have significant market impacts.
  • WHIP+ in CR, but GOP insists no debt limit language
  • House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has promised moderates in her party a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill by Sept. 27. Leaders want the budget reconciliation measure done by October. That’s a lot to do in a short time.
Our daily reporting will chronicle the twists and turns on these issues. Recent developments show change can come fast and furious. Sounds like markets again, doesn’t it?

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