A market analyst says there’s some cautious optimism about the direction of commodity markets in 2026. Tanner Ehmke is the lead economist for grains and oilseeds at CoBank and says, “We think the lows for corn, wheat and soybean prices are in. We’ve had a very strong demand story, especially for corn. It’s been phenomenal.” […]
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