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Teucrium Soybean (NY: SOYB )

21.50 -0.05 (-0.23%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Nov 1, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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It’s A Big 'If' That Soybeans Futures Are Long Term Predictors At All
With one single exception, futures correctly predict direction vs. a no change prediction. Admittedly, not all instances are statistically significant. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 29
Rice was a little higher in consolidation trading. Short term downtrends are on the charts but the chart show limited potential for more selling to be effective. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Oct. 28
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Oct. 27
Palm Oil was higher yesterday on supply concerns even with slow exports as reported by the private services. India was the major importer as the country reduced import taxes. 
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Exposures Palm Oil
API Reports Further Cushing Draws
Oil prices continued to edge higher yesterday, leaving Brent in striking distance of the 2018 highs. 
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Potential Restart Of Iranian Nuclear Talks
ICE Brent continues to edge higher, settling just short of US$86/bbl yesterday. Brent continues to be dragged higher by WTI, where there is growing concern over the decline in oil inventories at the... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Oct. 14
Rice closed a little higher and chart patterns are still mixed. 
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Weekly Agriculture Market Recap - Sunday, Oct. 10
This brief video discusses the various events and movements that were seen in the agricultural markets in the past week. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 22
Palm Oil was lower on what was called speculative profit-taking based on ideas that China might move to curb speculation in its markets. 
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Exposures Palm Oil
WTI Spread Strength
Oil prices came under pressure yesterday, dragged down by the broader weakness seen across the commodities complex. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Oct. 20
Rice closed lower on what appeared to be speculative selling. Ideas are that demand is not yet strong enough to take up the supply available to the market. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Oct. 19
Wheat in Chicago was mostly a little higher, with Minneapolis closing a little lower. The US and Canada have reduced production this year and so do most exporters around the world. 
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Oil And Metals Keep On Rising
Crude oil continues its rally with ICE Brent making a high of US$86/bbl due to a tight physical market. 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 15
Rice closed higher and chart trends are turning up again. USDA increased yield very slightly but cut imports by quite a bit in its latest reports released on Tuesday. 
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Zinc Supply Woes
The latest supply woes in zinc pushed LME 3m prices to a three-year high, hitting an intra-day high of $3,440/t yesterday, whilst prices in Shanghai jumped to their highest in nearly 14 years. 
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Larger Soybean & Corn Crops Upping Ending Stocks Weaken Prices
The USDA’s October corn and soybean crop updates were higher than last month, but their increases were moderate compared to the trade’s expectations. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Bearish WASDE For Corn & Soybeans
The base metals complex continued to rally in London yesterday, although several metals were unable to hold onto gains as the session progressed due to a stronger dollar. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Tuesday, Oct. 12
Rice closed a little higher and chart patterns are still positive. Ideas are that demand is not yet strong enough to take up the supply available to the market. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Oct. 7
Rice closed lower yesterday in recovery trading. The market has been in a correction for the last week, but the correction might have come to an end in the trading yesterday. 
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Pre-October US Crop/S&D Ideas - After Stock Changes, Us Corn & Bean Yields Are Next Market Factors
The USDA’s recent ending stocks updates had some surprises again this year. Soybeans hefty jump led the way with a 81 million larger carryover than was expected, while corn was modestly higher and... 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Wednesday, Oct. 6
Winter Wheat was lower in correction trading and might have entered into a corrective phase after the big rally in response to the USDA reports from last week. 
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The S&P GSCI Was Energized in September
The S&P GSCI, the broad commodities benchmark, rose in September by 6.0%. Energy-related commodities were the outperformers on the back of what may prove to be a lasting global energy supply crunch. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Strong LNG demand
ICE Brent was marginally soft in morning trade, with the market waiting for more clarity from the OPEC+ monthly meeting scheduled for later today. 
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Higher Corn & Bean Stocks Hit Prices Vs Smaller Wheat Crop Firms Price
The USDA Quarterly Stocks and Small Grains reports had some divergent surprises for the markets. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 1
Winter Wheat was higher even as USDA greatly cut production of HRW. Production was just 749 million bushels instead of the previous USDA estimate of 777 million. 
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No Stopping The Gas Rally
It’s shaping up to be an interesting winter for energy markets. Bloomberg reports that the Chinese government held emergency meetings with domestic energy companies this week, ordering them to ensure... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 29
Rice closed a little lower yesterday in response to the good harvest progress shown by USDA in its weekly updates. A higher US Dollar was bad for all commodities prices yesterday as well. 
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How The Explosion In Natural Gas, Cotton And Coffee Have Been Due To Climate Change And La Nina
Commodity markets are mostly exploding due to the ongoing historical Brazil drought, technical buying, and a backlog of demand due to COVID-19. 
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Topics Climate Change Energy
Exposures Climate Fossil Fuels Textiles
Grains Report - Tuesday, Sept. 28
Rice closed higher again yesterday on what appeared to be commercial buying. The first crop has been largely harvested in Texas and in Louisiana, but the second crop s still in the field and is still... 
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$80/bbl In Sight
The oil market moved within striking distance of US$80/bbl yesterday, although it failed to break through this key level. Given the strength across the energy complex, it is probably only a matter of... 
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