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Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (NY: WEAT )

4.880 -0.020 (-0.41%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 1:40 PM EDT, Mar 14, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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How Different Types Of La Nina Events Can Affect Commodity Prices
September is often a down month in the stock market. While global worries over China, COVID-19, a falling Brazil Real, etc. are affecting many markets, there will be trading opportunities (both long... 
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Exposures COVID-19
Hard Red Winter Wheat: Will Bread Be Affordable Next Year?
We expect a short term pullback. Then, a rally towards 1000 USD and higher should take place. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Sept. 17
Rice closed a little lower yesterday in consolidation trading. Hurricane Nicholas came onshore near Houston and has moved to the northeast to threaten crops in Louisiana and perhaps Mississippi. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 15
Rice closed higher again yesterday as another tropical system threatened crops in Texas and Louisiana. 
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Agriculture Markets Update – Wednesday, Sept. 15
Wheat was mixed, with HRW a little higher and SRW a little lower. Minneapolis was lower but rallied off the lows to close near the bottom of a recent trading range. 
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OPEC Sees Stronger Demand In 2022
The oil market continues to edge higher. ICE Brent is moving ever closer to US$74/bbl and is trading at its highest levels since early August, while WTI is trading back above US$70/bbl. 
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Grains Report - Monday, Sept. 13
Wheat was lower in Chicago on big fund selling but closed higher in Minneapolis in response to the USDA production estimates. 
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WASDE Update: Supply Expectations Edge Higher
The USDA increased its US corn yield estimates for 2021/22 to 176.3bu/acre compared to an earlier estimate of 174.6bu/acre. 
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Exposures Ethanol
September 2021 US Crop/S&D Reports
This month’s USDA crop reports revealed slightly higher US corn and soybean yields, crop sizes and new-crop endings stocks as the trade was expecting. The exception was this month’s 2021 acreage... 
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Grains Report - Friday, Sept. 10
Wheat was lower on big fund selling. Trends turned down on the daily charts. 
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China Oil Release
The oil market came under renewed pressure yesterday and this weakness has continued in early morning trading today. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Sept. 9
Soybeans closed a little higher and the products were mixed to lower as traders prepared for the USDA reports on Friday. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Sept. 7
Wheat was mixed, with HRW a little higher and SRW a little lower. Minneapolis was lower but rallied off the lows to close near the bottom of a recent trading range. 
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Late Midwest Rains & Possible US Acreage Changes Provides Drama
Given 2021’s erratic US growing season with the ECB receiving more timely rains while the WCB experienced stress from drought, particularly in the Dakotas, the USDA’s upcoming Sept 10 crop report will... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 1
Corn was lower as speculators sold on news that Hurricane Ida came onshore in Louisiana and damaged some export terminals on the Mississippi River. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Tuesday, Aug. 31
Rice closed a little lower yesterday and spreads between September and November were the most active trade. 
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Grains Report - Monday, Aug. 30
Wheat was higher on stronger European futures and ideas of increasing demand potential as world prices rallied on short supplies, especially in Russia. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Aug. 27
Corn was a little higher on speculative buying. The weather remains a feature of the trade but is less important now as pollination is done and the Corn is filling kernels and starting to mature. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Aug. 26
Rice closed a little lower with spreads between September and November still the most active trade. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Aug. 25
Rice closed mixed with spreads between September and November the most active trade. Harvesting continues in Louisiana and Texas. A delayed harvest is expected in Mississippi and Arkansas. 
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Grains Report - Monday, Aug. 23
Rice closed lower last week due to harvest pressure. Speculators appeared to be the best sellers. The harvest is now expanding through southern growing areas. 
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Warning Of A Possible Top In Some Commodities
September and October are often down months in the stock market, especially following years of at least a 10-15% positive return. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Aug. 19
Rice closed lower again due to harvest pressure. Speculators appeared to be the best sellers. The harvest is now expanding through southern growing areas. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Aug. 18
Wheat was lower as world markets turned weaker. The European market moved lower and took the US Wheat markets down as well. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Aug. 17
Wheat was mixed as world markets held strong. Dry weather in southern Russia as well as the northern US Great Plains and Canadian Prairies remains a supportive feature in the market. 
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US August Crop And S&D Update
After higher-than-expected US August crops since 2014, the USDA output forecasts were lower than the trade’s estimates for the three major crops this month. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Aug. 13
Soybeans and products were mixed yesterday in response to the USDA reports that showed production in line with trade estimates. 
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Code Weather On "Climate Change" & How Weather Extremes Are Affecting Commodities
Jim Roemer talks about how the South American drought and frosts created trading opportunities in coffee and sugar and how weather created the recent bullish move in natural gas and wheat. 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Grains Report - Wednesday, Aug. 11
Winter Wheat markets closed higher on stronger world markets. Dry weather in southern Russia as well as the northern US Great Plains and Canadian Prairies remains a supportive feature in the market. 
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Grains Report - Monday, Aug. 9
Rice closed lower last week as the harvest is now expanding through southern growing areas. The trends are still down in the market. Traders expect average to weak production. 
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