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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

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Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:42 AM EST, Nov 29, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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AgMaster Report - Thursday, Sept. 1
August rains have enhanced the bean yield from Pro Farmer to 51.7 (USDA – 51.9) – establishing the bean complex as the bearish component of the grain complex. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Aug. 30
Wheat markets were higher and the trends started to turn up in Winter Wheat markets on the daily charts. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Aug. 26
Soybeans and the products were lower as some long liquidation hit the pits after the move higher early in the week. 
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Jackson Hole And More
Ahead of the much-anticipated speech by Federal Reserve Chair Powell, the Fed funds futures are pricing in about a 70% chance of a 75 bp hike next month. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Aug. 24
Rice was higher along with other ag markets yesterday. The Texas harvest is in full force and yield reports have been variable as have been quality reports. 
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Grain Prices Suggest Inflation Far From Peaking
Grain prices are now rising due to strong global demand for these agricultural commodities and a lack of supply, due to adverse weather conditions, from droughts to floods, and the Ukraine conflict. 
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AgMaster Report - Thursday, Aug. 18
The rollercoaster ride continues with bean futures buffeted about by the USDA, weather, and macro factors. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, July 28
Rice was narrowly mixed yesterday, with nearby months a penny lower and deferred months half a cent higher. 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, July 26
With the critical bean maturation coming in the next 3-4 weeks and after a substantial break, we see Nov Beans falling into a congestion pattern. 
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Surging Energy Prices Pushing Europe Closer To Recession
The poor eurozone PMI underscores likely recession and weighs on the single currency, which was sold to a new 20-year low. 
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The Commodities Feed: Further Supply Uncertainty For The European Gas Market
Gazprom announced that maintenance will see Nord Stream gas flows come to a halt. Oil prices have come under renewed pressure, with the market focused on a potential Iranian nuclear deal. 
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Markets Look For Direction - Aug. 17, 2022
The biggest development today in the capital markets is the jump in benchmark interest rates. The US 10-year yield is up five basis points to 2.86%, which is about 10 bp above Monday’s low. 
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Weather Remains A Big US Corn And Soybean Yield Factor
Given 2022’s low US crop ratings, the market was expecting lower August US corn & soybean crops this month. 
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Australian Dollar Outlook Driven By US Dollar
Will external factors continue to steer AUD/USD direction? 
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Wheat Prices Lurking Buyers Around Year’s Lower Value Extreme
The market found some buying interest around the Year’s lower value extreme which led the price to a balanced behavior 
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The Commodities Feed: Druzhba Flows Resume
The weaker than expected US CPI print yesterday, along with the weaker US dollar provided a boost to risk assets, including oil, with Brent settling more than 1.1% up on the day. 
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Weather May Nip Corn & Soy Yields, But Will Resurvey Show More Beans?
Going into the USDA’s August 12 crop report, the trade talk has turned mixed about 2022’s US corn & soybean output. 
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Over To The BOE
Strong gains in US equities yesterday and easing fears following Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan helped lift most Asia Pacific equities, with Hong Kong leading the way with a 2% rally. Taiwan, Australia, and... 
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Commodities Rise 36% In 2022 After A Flat July
The S&P GSCI remained flat in July, holding on to a 36% YTD gain despite the bearish sentiment permeating the broad financial markets. 
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China Vs. Taiwan, Serbia Vs. Kosovo - New Military Conflicts Are Already Around The Corner
The US Personal Consumer Expenditures inflation rate, closely monitored by the Fed, is at its highest since January 1982. The PCE increased to 6.8% in June. The core PCE (which excludes food and fuel... 
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Thoughts For Thursday: Inflation Makes Manchin
The stock market rallied yesterday on the anticipated 75 bp rate hiked announced by Fed Chair Powell yesterday, and should be further buoyed by Senator Manchin's change of heart. 
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The Escalating Price Of Wheat
The price of bread in the U.S. is rising to all-time highs. One of the top contributing factors to its increase is the 2022's rising price of wheat. 
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Grains Report - Monday, July 25
Rice was higher last week and trends on the weekly charts are up. The market acts as if the downside has been exhausted for now but traders need to find a reason to send prices much higher. 
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Will Commodity Prices Continue To Sustain Inflation?
Commodity price indexes through June have turned down, excepting energy. Front-month futures prices suggest a further abatement of upward commodity price pressure, including in energy. 
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What Will Drive The Commodities Market?
Commodities across the board rallied after the Russian invasion of Ukraine and have since declined significantly. The rally began with COVID related events: supply chain, low production, rising demand,... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, July 20
Soybeans and both products were lower yesterday on improved weather forecasts and despite the fact that the US Dollar was lower and as Crude Oil rallied. 
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Inflation In New Zealand Hit An All-Time High
New Zealand's consumer price index increased by 1.7% in the last quarter, (expected +1.8%). Annual inflation accelerated to 7.3% from 6.9%, the highest level since 1990. 
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The Commodities Feed: Saudi Arabia Unwilling To Deviate From OPEC+ Policy
Industrial metals have bounced back this morning with LME copper trading above US$7,200/t at the time of writing, after having traded below US$7,000/t at the end of last week. Pressure on the USD index... 
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Grains Report - Friday, July 15
Soybeans and the Soybean Oil were lower as the US Dollar was sharply higher. Soybean Meal rallied and made new highs for the move. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, July 13
Palm Oil closed lower on weaker world financial markets and on expectations of building supplies inside of Malaysia. 
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