Weekly Wrap Up: Grain and Livestock Markest

Oliver Sloup joins Paul Wankmueller, CMT on Blue Line’s Weekly Market Wrap Up to discuss the week’s action in grain and livestock markets.

Oliver Sloup joins Paul Wankmueller, CMT on Blue Line’s Weekly Market Wrap Up to discuss the week’s action in grain and livestock markets. After a USDA report on Monday, we turn to next week’s Fed policy decision impacting market action. Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Email info@Bluelinefutures.com or call 312-278-0500.

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