The volatility in the grain markets is not going away anytime soon. “We’ve been kicking the can down the road on this potential rail strike, the Russian conflict in Ukraine and this week we’ve seen markets spike when a missle crossed the border into Poland,” said Ryan Kelbrandts, broker, CHS Hedging. In the past, grain markets were primarily swayed by supply and demand or weather in the United States. “Now we’re looking at geopolitical risk and numerous black swan events.” Listen to the interview online.
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