New Trade Patterns Makes Forecasting Exports Less Accurate

Dan November 15, 2018 Exports/Imports, Trade

Comparing the pace of U.S. agricultural exports with last season’s pace may not be quite as reliable of a way to forecast exports like it was a year ago. Gary Crawford has the story.

New Trade Patterns Making Export Forecasts Less Accurate

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New Trade Patterns Making Export Forecasts Less Accurate

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