The facility will produce dysprosium and terbium oxides, used in EVs and other electronics.

They’re not going down, but they aren’t going up either, which puts distilleries in a tight bind.

“The economy broadly is still going OK, but we are struggling with the cost of goods,” said Rob Lehmann of Fair Wind Fasteners.

Traders have been paying close attention to the international benchmark in the wake of the new sanctions announced on two major Russian oil companies this week.

From the BBC World Service: After an anti-tariff ad featuring Ronald Reagan aired, President Donald Trump abruptly cut off all trade talks with America’s northern neighbor.

Drought and high grain prices forced ranchers to sell off their herds a few years ago.

It’s down more than 10% since January.

Can trade tensions between the U.S. and China stay under control before President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet later this month?

“[Librarians], in some cases, are shipping books with the understanding that they might not get them back on a normal timetable,” said Emanuel Maiberg, co-founder and journalist at 404 Media.

Business owners are holding off on transporting goods around and loading up on additional inventory.