Pro Farmer’s Monday Morning Wake Up Call

Investors are taking risk off the table to start the week.

After building optimism European leaders had reached a deal to address the region’s financial troubles, there is now growing concern the plan is not aggressive enough to ease the debt crisis. As a result, investors have pushed the U.S. dollar sharply higher and removed risk. This, in turn, is putting pressure on commodities, including the grain markets. Check this link to hear the “Monday Morning Wake Up Call” provided by your Pro Farmer Editors.

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