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The currency is also higher but it has taken over the conversation and brazil. David he said brazil and argentina were devaluing their currency. What has the central bank been doing . Julia the central bank has been trying to pop up the currency. It has late due to several factors, including the dollar being strong worldwide. A lot of it is not tied to brazil. There was some disappointment in the oil option. There were a lot of factors behind it. Argentina had the election earlier in the year and have currency controls for a while. They are not doing anything. The central banker is speaking at...

October 14th. David we want to join mike mckee in new york. We got ism numbers. They were not a surprise and a good way. Michael they were a surprise and a terrible way. Purchasing Management Index falls more than one point. It is the biggest drop in the first contraction since 2016, january of 2016. Even worse, the underlying numbers, new orders fall of 47. 2, unemployment falls to 47. 4, inventories rise to 49. 9. 50 is the abiding line between growth and contraction. When you have inventories rising faster than new orders, there is a strong correlation with recession ahead. We are not in re...

Time and time again the U.S. economy demonstrates the innate strength and adaptability that makes it the envy of the developed world. Despite multiple systemic shocks in recent years –

Tom was born in Chicago, Illinois on February 26, 1962, to Leonard R. Jr, and Marlene R. Halverson.

The American Indian College Fund has received a $300,000 grant from CoBank to provide scholarships to American Indian and Alaska Native students over the next three years. Scholarship recipients who continue to meet program requirements can reapply for funding each year. College Fund President and CEO, Cheryl Crazy Bull said, "On behalf of the College Fund, I want to thank CoBank for this wonderful partnership that will help students obtain degrees that are so important to the financial well-being of our communities and the important relationship that we have with the land and its resou...