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Sterling is trading near $1.18, less than 4 cents above its weakest level since 1985, as UK inflation drives currency weakness. The Bank of England is forecasting a five-quarter recession, and markets expect rates to reach 4.25% next year.
Persistent sterling weakness raises the cost of UK-sourced imports priced in dollars for feed buyers. It has little direct effect on grain or meal prices.
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