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    Canada's Economy Shrinks . . . .

    Canada's GDP contracted -0.1% in August, the 1st monthly decline since October, 2016.

    Canada's July GDP data was already flat-lining. Bottomline . . . Canada's economy was already in a slowdown when the Bank of Canada made two rate hike decisions this past summer. Declines in manufacturing / oil and gas industry are to blame.

    Loonie again now under heavy selling pressure today. Chances of further Cdn rate hikes appears to be zero (0) heading into 2018.

    #2
    Going as planned.
    Federal government doesn't even want an oil industry anyways going by the way pipelines are treated.

    Tanking CDN $ will send us to $12 canola and $7.50 wheat again.

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      #3
      Good for Grain not good for Iron from the US(ouch).

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        #4
        Now for some irony . . . the Toronto TSX index hit historic highs this week.

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          #5
          Next stop .76 for CAD. Should be a bounce there
          I know, I know, the target is .60

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            #6
            Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
            Now for some irony . . . the Toronto TSX index hit historic highs this week.
            Correct me if I'm wrong but if CDN $ hits .70 in theory we should get another increase of 11% in stock prices?

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              #7
              Fallout in the loonie also means of the economics of shipping U.S. corn into southern Alberta have gone sour . . . This is supportive to feed barley prices (IMO).

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                #8
                Reported today, CME is preparing to launch bitcoin futures by the end of the year.

                Have no comment, opinion and speechless for a change . . . .

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                  #9
                  Low dollar could help barley for a while till the bottom falls out of the corn market.
                  Sask may do better because of logistics issues

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                    Low dollar could help barley for a while till the bottom falls out of the corn market.
                    Sask may do better because of logistics issues
                    Good point farming101, corn is very wobbly . . . Chicago and KC wheat fresh contract lows today.

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