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Trump Visits Iowa, Says He'll Approve Year-Round E15 + Weak Dollar "Policy"

Joe's Premium Subscription: https://standardgrain.com/ Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4NJ9AZc... 0:00 Trump in Iowa, E15 5:07 US Dollar Collapse 9:20 2026 Acres 13:28 Argentina Dryness 14:52 China Shifts Soy Purchases 15:58 Sorghum Sale Welcome back to the channel! In today’s update, we cover Trump’s comments on year-round E15, growing weakness in the U.S. dollar, 2026 acreage debates, heat stress in Argentina, fresh USDA flash sales, and China’s latest soybean buying behavior. ⛽🇺🇸 E15, Trump & The Fed President Trump visited Iowa and said Congress is very close to approving year-round E15 sales Comments come after the White House failed to include E15 language in the current funding bill Trump declared the U.S. is entering a “golden age” He said a new Fed Chair announcement is coming soon and predicted significantly lower interest rates Click HERE to read Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins’ statement on E15 💵📉 U.S. Dollar Breakdown The dollar hit its weakest level in nearly four years Pressure is coming from policy uncertainty, fiscal risks, and political polarization Euro, yen, and Swiss franc are at multi-year highs Emerging-market currencies are trading at record levels Investors are paying record premiums to hedge against further dollar weakness See USD Index, USD/Brazil Real, BCOM, and Bloomberg Ag Subindex charts below 🌽🌱 2026 Acreage Debate S&P Global estimates corn acreage at 95 million and soybeans at 84.5 million Higher corn input costs and crop rotation favor soybeans China’s renewed soybean purchases add support to bean acres NCGA projects a $180/acre loss for corn Pro Farmer notes fertilizer already applied and historical trends could keep corn acres elevated Crop insurance guarantees in February will be key See 2026 corn/soybean ratio chart below 🔥🇦🇷 Argentina Weather Stress Temps nearing 104°F across major growing regions Limited rain until February raises yield risks USDA estimates: 53 mmt corn, 48.5 mmt soybeans Planting nearly complete, but pasture conditions are deteriorating Meal markets remain quiet; bean oil strong amid biofuel sentiment See CropProphet map below 🚢📊 USDA Flash Sales 110,000 mt of corn sold to unknown destinations (2025/26) 306,000 mt of sorghum sold to unknown destinations (2025/26) First U.S. sorghum flash sale since August 2024 🇨🇳🌎 China Soybean Buying China booked at least 25 cargoes of Brazilian soybeans for Mar–Apr shipment Brazil holds a strong price advantage over U.S. beans China has now fulfilled its ~12 mmt U.S. purchase commitment Recent U.S. buying appears obligation-driven, not structural With large South American crops expected, China likely avoids U.S. beans until new crop this fall