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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

4.936 -0.034 (-0.69%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 1:58 PM EST, Nov 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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US Plains Weather And The Black Sea Conflict Remain Price Factors
The impact of the ongoing Black Sea conflict on Ukraine’s harvest and trading activity will be a major factor in the world’s export flows and prices. 
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There Is No Sign Of A Top In Commodities
The price of wheat looks like it will go up again. 
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The Dollar Regains Its Footing After Yesterday's Drubbing
The markets have not sustained the powerful reaction seen yesterday after the Fed hike. Japan and South Korean markets were closed, but many bourses including Taiwan, Australia, and India rose. 
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The Commodities Feed: EU announces Russian oil ban proposal
ICE Brent settled almost 5% higher yesterday, taking prices back above US$110/bbl. This strength follows an official announcement from the European Commission on a proposal to ban Russian oil and... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, May 4
Rice was lower along with the other grains and oilseeds as the trade worried about inflation and what the world’s central banks could do to combat it. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, April 19
Wheat markets were higher yesterday as the western U.S. Great Plains remained too dry and crop conditions were very poor. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, April 13
Soybeans and the products were higher yesterday as there are increasing concerns in the U.S. about the cold and wet Midwest weather keeping farmers from the fields for planting. 
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Grains Report - Monday, April 11
Wheat markets were higher last week as the western U.S. Great Plains remained too dry and crop conditions were very poor. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, May 3
Rice was sharply lower along with the other grains and oilseeds as the trade started to worry about inflation and what the world’s central banks could do to combat it. 
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Meanwhile Elsewhere On Planet Earth...Drought And Heat Get A Lot Worse
You can be forgiven for thinking that the most important thing happening now is the war between Ukraine and Russia. After all, the Russian government has threatened to use nuclear weapons to win the... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, April 28
Rice was mixed in consolidation trading as there was no further reaction to the slow progress seen in rice planting and emergence in the US. 
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The Commodities Feed: Russia Cuts Off Gas Supplies To Poland & Bulgaria
European gas prices surged higher yesterday, with TTF settling more than 11% higher on the day. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, April 26
Rice was higher at the close after trading lower early in the day. The weekly export sales report showed increased sales from the previous week. 
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China's COVID Sends Commodities Lower And Helps The Dollar Extend Gains
Fears that the Chinese lockdowns to fight Covid, which have extended for four weeks in Shanghai, are not working, and may be extended to Beijing has whacked equity markets, arrested the increase in... 
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Start Buying Commodities?
Stocks are rallying but instead of buying back into traditional sectors like technology and discretionary, is this the time to start focusing on the commodities like gold, silver, wheat, and oil? 
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Wheat ETF Breakout: How To Benefit From Surging Food Prices
With surging inflation, many consumers have been feeling the pinch of rising food prices lately. But here’s an excellent way to profit from the situation buying an ETF that follows the price of wheat... 
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The Commodities Feed: Choppy price action continues
Whipsawing in the oil market continues, with ICE Brent rebounding yesterday to settle more than 6% up on the day. 
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Market Struggles with Inflation as we Prepare for Key Financial Earnings This Week
Stocks reversed course today, closing weak again Tuesday afternoon after another high CPI report confirmed we continue to see high inflation. 
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Economic War Against A Real Economy
Judging by the coverage in most of the Western media, Russia is getting soundly beaten in its war with Ukraine. 
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The Commodities Feed: Russian Supply Risks Still Very Real
Growing demand risks due to the Covid situation in China, combined with a significant amount of oil set to be released from US and IEA member’s strategic reserves, has eased concerns over immediate... 
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Global Risk Off As Futures, Bonds And Oil Slide; Yields Surge To 3 Year High Ahead Of CPI
US futures slumped on Monday amid renewed concerns around surging bond yields, high inflation, and rising Covid-19 cases in China 
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WASDE Update: Further Tightening For Wheat And Soybeans
The USDA’s latest WASDE report saw a further tightening in the global wheat and soybeans balances, while corn balances saw some easing. However, corn export supply from Ukraine remains a concern. 
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Life’s A Garden, You Dig?
Precious metals are facing major headwinds until bonds hit some support. 
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The Commodities Feed: China Covid risks linger
The oil market has come under pressure in the Asian morning session today. ICE Brent traded back below US$100/bbl at times this morning. 
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Shocking Estimates Show Ukraine's Crop Harvest Could Be Halved
Ukraine is one of the world's top exporters of corn, sunflower oil, and wheat. Disruptions stemming from Russia's invasion of Ukraine have stoked fears the war-torn country could experience a 50%... 
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Weekly Commentary: Playing With Fire
Rate markets are now pricing in a 2.54% Fed funds rate by the FOMC’s Dec. 14, meeting. This is up from 33 bps in October, 82 bps to begin 2022, and 1.30% on March 1. Seems the stock market took this... 
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2021/22 U.S. Stocks Were Mixed So S. American & U.S. Weather Stay Important
Grain and oilseed prices were on the upswing going into the April USDA reports on concerns about the Black Sea conflict impacting world trade and weather curtailing both U.S. and South American crop... 
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Global Food Price Index Makes A Giant Leap To New Record High In March
Expect higher prices still as the war in Ukraine will disrupt this year's planting season. 
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Flying Futures
Thumbing through 20 long-term futures contracts, trying to get the lay of the land. 
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How To Hedge Your Portfolio Against Skyrocketing Food Prices
With higher fertilizer prices, you get higher wheat, corn, and soybean prices. With higher wheat, corn, and soybean prices, you get higher food prices in general. And you can also get food shortages,... 
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