By Steve Karnowski Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS—The shock waves from the collapse of commodities trading firm MF Global Inc. are hitting hard across rural America, where farmers, ranchers and agricultural business owners are nervously waiting to learn how much money they’ve lost.
Many of the farmers who traded with MF Global, which is being investigated over what federal regulators say is an estimated $1.2 billion that may be missing from customer accounts, used the futures markets to reduce the risks of volatile prices. Locking in prices through the futures market—something farmers have been doing for a century—allows them to plan ahead while knowing what their costs will be.
Continue reading the article . . .
Solari Report Blog Commentaries
Claim: Clinton Collected $50K Per Month From MF Global
(5 Dec 11)
