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E.Central MN | In the past when it seemed likely that lower $US would drive exports higher and help agriculture we were always the last to get ahead. Price appreciation was always slow for commodities(until now). The lower $$$ also makes our assets more attractive to foreign buyers which then turn around and take a bigger piece of the pie. It may be a "new" game we're seeing, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it. Our govt and others always have a nasty habit of changing the rules. | |
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Feds cut loan rate
