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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

5.320 -0.100 (-1.85%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Oct 4, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Iranian Uncertainties
ICE Brent had another go of trying to break above the US$70/bbl mark, and while the market briefly traded above this level, it failed to settle above and closed more than 1% down on the day. 
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Asian COVID-19 Worries
Oil markets are trading higher this morning, with ICE Brent trading around US$69/bbl at the time of writing. This move higher comes despite worries over the COVID-19 situation in Asia. 
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Exposures COVID-19
Grains Report - Thursday, May 13
Wheat markets saw low momentum in response to the USDA WASDE reports. Futures remain in a sideways range on the daily charts. The reports illustrated less demand is pairing with less production. 
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May Updates: Rising World Output Projects Higher Grain Stocks Than Expected
Market reactions to this month’s USDA larger 2021/22 world crop outputs weaken values across the major crops from pre-report levels. Weather is impacting crop levels in both Brazil and the US. 
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US East Coast Fuel Shortages
Oil continues to trade in a rangebound manner, with the lack of a fresh catalyst for the market. The market is waiting for further developments regarding the Colonial pipeline outage. 
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Pipeline Shutdown
Refined product prices this morning are trading higher, after the Colonial pipeline in the US was temporarily shut following a ransomware cyberattack on Friday. 
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Pre-May US/World Wheat Update - US Exports Are Lagging, But Black Sea Crop Determines Prices
For the 2nd year in a row, no Kansas wheat crop tour occurred before the USDA’s May 12 winter wheat crop report. A virtual event with Kansas State’s main agronomist & district observers did provide... 
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Commodities Burst Higher in April
Several commodities made new all-time highs, as the global economy reflated, consumer confidence hit pre-pandemic highs, and housing prices in the U.S. jumped the most in 15 years. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Here Are The Best Performing Assets In April And YTD
April was another solid month for financial markets, with 31 of the 38 non-currency assets in Deutsche Bank's main sample gaining ground. Investor sentiment was supported by the continued economic... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, April 28
Soybeans and the products were sharply higher in early trading then closed mostly lower. Traders are worried about demand for US Soybeans as South American prices are much cheaper. 
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OPEC+ Sticks To Production Increase Plan
OPEC+ ministers appear to have held their meeting which was scheduled for today early, with OPEC publishing a press release that the group met on Tuesday. 
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Ag Master Report -Tuesday, April 27
When you combine a “flash drought” in Brazil with cold, dry climes in the central US and throw in 6 year-low ending stocks – both here in the US & globally, you have the recipe for an explosive upside... 
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The Metals Complex Rallies
Metal prices rose across the board as macro tailwinds continued to provide support. Despite pushbacks from the downstream physical market, copper managed to continue its parabolic run. 
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Corn Prices Touch 8-Year High As Albert Edwards Worries About Food Inflation
Besides corn, wheat tagged a seven-year high, while soybeans are at eight-year highs. The entire agri-complex is on fire. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Weekly Ag Markets Update - Monday, April 26
Wheat markets were sharply higher on Friday and for the week as Wheat remains a weather market. 
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Higher Prices at the Grocery Store as Ag Futures Surge the Most in 8 Years
The Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index surged the most in nearly nine years, driven by a rally in crop futures. 
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OPEC+ Set To Meet Amid Soaring Indian COVID-19 Cases
The oil market continues to struggle to find direction, with prices remaining largely rangebound. A concern for the market is the surge in COVID-19 cases in India, where the number of daily cases has... 
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Exposures COVID-19
Small US Stock Build
Continued concern over the oil demand outlook, along with a surprise US crude oil build over the week weighed on oil prices yesterday. 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Grains Report - Wednesday, April 21
Corn closed higher on what appeared to be speculative buying based on ideas of strong demand and long-term weather outlooks for warm and dry weather west of the Mississippi River. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Tuesday Talk: Of Rice and Rain
Rain will be welcome to grain crops from the Great Plains to the Canadian prairie to Northern Brazil. On the other hand the 
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Grains Report - Monday, April 19
Corn closed higher on what appeared to be speculative buying based on ideas of strong demand and long-term weather outlooks for warm and dry weather west of the Mississippi River. 
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Exposures Ethanol
2 Growth Stocks to Watch as Grain Prices Soar
Higher gasoline supports rising ethanol prices. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
China Diesel Exports Near Record Levels
Oil prices have started the week under pressure, with ICE Brent trading down around 0.5% at time of writing. A firmer USD this morning is weighing somewhat on the complex. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
How April Can Be The Cruelest Month For Some Commodities
The cold US mid-late April has added to the bullish flavor in grain prices and has put a bottom in the natural gas market, for now. Cool April weather can often have implications for the summer. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Why We Bought Gold Before Thursdays Gap Up
Governments and central banks around the world have borrowed huge amounts of money to revive the economy. Without any clear plan to dig the U.S out of debt, there is rising worry that the U.S dollar... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Grains Report - Friday, April 16
Soybeans and the products closed higher on ideas that a weaker US Dollar could create inflation and on the cold and wet weather now seen in the Midwest. 
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Demand Revisions Prove Supportive For Oil
Oil prices received a boost yesterday, with ICE Brent settling more than 4.5% higher on the day, leaving it to trade well above US$66/bbl, a level last seen almost a month ago. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, April 14
Rice was a little higher in the active months and sharply higher in deferred months on no trade. Futures remain in a sideways pattern with no reason to move up or down in any big way. 
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USD Props Up The Complex
After edging higher yesterday, oil markets have continued to strengthen this morning, with ICE Brent breaking back above US$64/bbl. Weakness in the USD has provided some support. 
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Weekly Ag Markets Update - Monday, April 12
Corn closed higher on what appeared to be speculative buying based on ideas of strong demand. 
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Exposures Ethanol
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