Banks Playing Dirty on Wheat Price Fixing

In a shocking turn of events, federal reserve banks have been accused of manipulating wheat prices to prop up the struggling US economy. On April 15, 1932, the Chicago market witnessed a significant surge in wheat prices, reaching a five-month high of 65.5 cents per bushel. While government officials are hailing this development as a beacon of hope in the midst of the Great Depression, many are left wondering if this is nothing more than a clever ruse to deceive the public.

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