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Over time prices rise due to inflation, however, the pattern is never a straight line. Historical data show inflation tends to erupt in bursts. Credible experts think the next inflationary burst is around the corner.
Widespread supply chain constraints, from semiconductors to specialty components, are causing production uncertainty amid strong demand for new and used medium and heavy-duty trucks.
Nationwide inventory recently began to increase after a multi-year downtrend. Higher building products costs and a tight labor market could keep home prices elevated.
Prices for used vehicles fell slightly for the third consecutive month. Supply challenges continue to impact production.
Global semiconductor shortages may curtail new equipment production, resulting in higher used equipment prices.
Surging commodity prices, strong demand, and strained logistics networks are pressuring construction costs.
Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index reached its highest recorded value in early April, adding pressure to a growing inflation theme.
Strong demand and reduced new vehicle supply given the global semiconductor shortage are increasing used vehicle prices. Tightness is expected to persist through most of 2021.
Farmland prices have increased for the first time since 2013, driven by strong commodity prices and low-interest rates. Surveys suggest the outlook is very bright.
Strong demand and recent supply challenges including the Suez Canal blockage are adding pressure to an already tight market.
The outlook for corn is very positive given improved supply and demand fundamentals as well as supportive macroeconomic backdrop.
