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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

4.935 -0.035 (-0.70%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 1:46 PM EST, Nov 22, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Friday, May 26
Rice closed lower again on follow-through speculative selling. New crop months were down more as the weather is good for crop development. 
Via Talk Markets
AgMaster Report - Tuesday, May 23
A perfect storm of negatives descended upon the corn market in the past two weeks driving prices down 55 cents. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Tuesday, May 23
Soybeans and the products were higher in recovery trading from oversold conditions. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Thursday, May 18
Rice closed higher in recovery trading. Offers still seem hard to find right now, but demand has been a problem all year. 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Black Sea Grain Deal Extended
The bulk of the commodities complex benefitted from the risk-on move across markets yesterday. However, wheat prices came under pressure with an extension to the Black Sea grain deal. 
Via Talk Markets
AgMaster Report - Tuesday, May 16
July Corn has been confined to a 3-week trading range (570-600) but impressively was not able to break down thru the low end. 
Via Talk Markets
Wheat Farmers Expected To Harvest Just 67% Of Planted Area, Lowest Since 1917, As Dry Weather Bites
Via Benzinga
AgMaster Report - Monday, May 8
Once again, what looked like a solid low in June Hogs was wiped out by a $9, four-day plummet in June Hog futures to make new contract low. 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Ag Markets Update - Monday, May 8
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Grains Report - Tuesday, May 16
Rice closed sharply lower on what appeared to be speculative and new commercial selling. 
Via Talk Markets
WASDE Update: USDA’s First Crop Estimates For 2023/24
The USDA’s first estimates for the 2023/24 marketing year present a soft outlook for corn and soybeans as global supply improves, whilst demand is expected to increase at a modest pace. 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Sentiment Remains Negative
Sentiment remains largely negative for the commodities complex. For oil, the market will be keen to see what revisions, if any, the IEA makes to its global oil demand forecasts later in the week. 
Via Talk Markets
Lower US/World Wheat Crops, USDA Optimistic On Corn & Beans
The USDA’s May updates had surprises in its US & World crop estimates that impacted their new-crop supply/demand forecasts this month. The World Board’s initial US winter wheat crop forecast was 100... 
Via Talk Markets
Wheat Prices Forecast Ahead Of Russia Harvesting Season
The price of wheat price has been in a strong bearish trend over the past few months as investors react to the changing supply and demand dynamics. Wheat was trading at $620, which was close to the... 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Friday, April 28
Via Talk Markets
AgMaster Report - Tuesday, April 25
Once again, June Hogs have given some hope for a turn-around – rallying $3.00 off its lows the past two market days. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Price Patterns Signaled Caution Despite Russian Invasion
Market prices absorb all the information that’s out there. Perhaps that’s why several commodity prices surged in the months leading up to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Thursday, May 11
Soybeans and Soybean Oil were lower, but Soybean Meal closed higher and trends are mixed on the charts for all three markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Strong Global Production Puts Pressure On Wheat Prices Despite Recent Gains
Wheat Futures were trading about 0.7% lower around $6.3 per bushel in the July contract as the market rolled from the May contract on April 23. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Tuesday, May 9
Rice closed narrowly mixed after the big up week last week. It looked like traders were consolidating recent gains. 
Via Talk Markets
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, May 5
Technical and cycle analysis, and market commentary. 
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AgMaster Report - Monday, May 1
Two cancellations from China sparked a massive sell-off in corn futures. There haven't been more so far, but that negativity coupled with planting progress and favorable weather ahead this week were... 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Agriculture Markets Update - Monday, May 1
The weekly export sales report was bad once again. Uncertainty about the Black Sea Corridor deal continued. The western Great Plains are getting showers, and some areas are seeing very beneficial... 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Oil Sell-Off Continues Amid Global Uncertainty
The sell-off in the oil market continued yesterday despite a constructive US inventory report. Sentiment remains clearly negative and it's hard to see a turnaround until we see some signs of strength... 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Tuesday, April 25
Wheat markets were lower on weak demand ideas and on forecasts for rains in dry parts of the western Great Plains. 
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Grains Report - Monday, April 24
Wheat markets were lower on another week of bad export sales and on reports that Russia will meet with the UN on the Black Sea Corridor deal with Russia and Turkey and the UN. 
Via Talk Markets
Corn Continues To Take It On The Chin - The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn Front the market continued lowered with doubts about the Black Sea Grain Corridor weighing on the market. 
Via Talk Markets
Futures Slide In Risk-Off End To Volatile Week
US equity futures extended their recent weakness and traded near the week's lows in early Friday trading as investors digested the latest corporate updates. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Wednesday, April 19
Rice was mixed yesterday, with nearby months unchanged to a little higher and deferred months a little lower. 
Via Talk Markets
AgMaster Report - Tuesday, April 18
Even though, the USDA is predicting three more million acres of corn planted this year, the market is more focused on the export infusion of corn to China. 
Via Talk Markets
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