Jerry Welch is a journalist for AgriNews Publications, specializing in commodity insights. With a focus on agricultural markets, Jerry provides analysis and predictions on various commodities, including wheat, bonds, and stocks. His articles offer valuable insights for those involved in the agricultural industry.
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The last weekly column I penned in July stated boldly: “We are entering a new era for food and energy prices that will not be solved until 2025, or later.”
Those who follow my column know I am quite bullish toward the food and energy markets. They also know that my forecast for those markets to turn bullish has not yet come to fruition.
An important gauge of inflation was released this week, the Consumer Price Index. It showed August inflation above expectations at 3.7% and a new three-month high.
The Federal Reserve left U.S. interest rates unchanged this month, waiting to see if the rapid rate hikes since March 2022 will finally push inflation down to their target of 2%.
A year ago, my column was entitled “Cattle supplies to tighten moving forward.” The day I wrote that column December live cattle futures traded around the $154 level, but a few days ago kissed $192.
By: Jerry Welch, Ebby Halliday
ROCKWALL, TX (June 16, 2024) A couple of weeks ago, during the powerful storm that swept through our area, our neighbors experienced the terrifying event of having a massive tree uprooted in their front yard. Miraculously, it fell across their yard, sparing their home from what could have been devastating damage. However, the financial burden of removing such a large tree was beyond their means.
By: Jerry Welch
In Rockwall County, we are seeing an increase in the number of homes on the market and the average sales prices are holding steady.
You don't have to look far to appreciate that the U.S. population of older adults, those at least 65 years old, is increasing at historic rates.
When you start thinking about buying a home, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Is it the location, the number of bedrooms, or which school district you want to be in?
By: Jerry Welch
This article is based on insights from Jon Salas, a Property Advisor and real estate expert at Revive Real Estate, who shared top national trends for home upgrades in 2025.
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