Investors in the commodities sector have closely tracked developments tied to U.S. trade policy, with the possibility of a resolution between Washington and Beijing providing a boost to commodities and raising hopes for demand that get dashed whenever expectations of an agreement fade. The effects of the trade war, however, go well beyond the day-to-day dealings in commodities such as soybeans and cotton, as the ongoing conflict forces U.S. trading partners to seek new suppliers. read more here: https://www.barrons.com/articles/gap-ceo-art-peck-is-stepping-down-51573169674
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