Market Day Report
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Airing 5 Hours Daily

Monday – Friday
9 AM ET | 8 AM CT | 7 AM MT | 6 AM PT

Every day, “Market Day Report” delivers “live” coverage of agri-business news, weather, and commodity market information from across the world. Our market coverage is constantly updated every half-hour, bringing you the latest on the markets. read more

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