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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

5.880 +0.060 (+1.03%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:34 PM EDT, Apr 26, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Tuesday, May 9
Rice closed narrowly mixed after the big up week last week. It looked like traders were consolidating recent gains. 
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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. 
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Weekly Ag Markets Update - Monday, May 8
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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... 
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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... 
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Grains Report - Friday, April 28
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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. 
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AgMaster Report - Wednesday, April 12
Corn has been the beneficiary of amazing export demand from China – which has bought US Corn almost every day for the last 3 weeks. 
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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... 
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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. 
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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. 
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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. 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, April 4
May Corn has been the welcome beneficiary of an amazing Chinese buying spree over the past 3 weeks that has totaled nearly 4 MMT. 
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Wheat Declines After A Surge But Is Limited By Russian Supply Issues
Thursday saw the first decline in Chicago wheat prices in five sessions. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, April 19
Rice was mixed yesterday, with nearby months unchanged to a little higher and deferred months a little lower. 
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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. 
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Weekly AG Markets Update – Monday, April 17
Wheat markets were higher on Friday and for the week on what appeared to be massive fund short covering tied to uncertainty about the Black Sea Corridor deal being continued. 
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Grains Report - Friday, April 14
Wheat markets were lower yesterday in response to another week of poor exports. Rice was a little lower yesterday in consolidation trading. Corn and Oats closed lower yesterday, with Corn suffering... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, April 13
Soybeans and the products were mixed, with demand ideas for US Soybeans supporting nearby months but good Midwest weather hurting new crop months. 
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US Corn & Soybean S&Ds Unchanged Despite Lower S Am Crops
After no USDA demand changes for soybeans and corn, the market focus will now switch to 2023/24’s US and World crop output potential. 
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Drought In Key Regions For Major U.S. Crops
Wheat, corn, and oats are the major crops. Yet, the futures prices do not reflect these growing concerns. 
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Grains Report - Monday, April 10
Rice was lower and trends are down on the May daily charts. 
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The Flow Show…
In this week’s Dirty Dozen [CHART PACK], we look at disappointing cyclical breadth, deteriorating SPX and sector margins, bearish positioning amongst small speculators, general sentiment that’s quick... 
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2022 US Plantings Were Mixed, But March Corn & Bean Stocks Were Lower
Last week’s 2022 US planting intentions provided some surprises when the survey revealed higher corn plantings, unchanged in soybeans seedings & even higher winter wheat plantings than the trade... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, April 5
Wheat markets were lower on what appeared to be new selling from speculators. 
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US Planting Intentions/Q-STKS
The USDA provided surprises in both US planting intentions & their quarterly stocks reports. DC’s producer survey revealed higher corn plantings & smaller soybean and spring wheat seedings than the... 
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Reaction To USDA's March 2023 Prospective Plantings And Grain Stocks
The USDA’s planting intentions stocks reports again provided some unexpected surprises, there were twists in both the US Planting survey and quarterly stocks reports that impacted prices, particularly... 
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Low Wheat Prices Can’t Endure For Much Longer
Mainly due to geopolitical reasons, wheat would be the most potentially upsurging commodity of the year. 
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