JJG News and Press, iPathA Series B Bloomberg Grains Subindex Total Return ETN From 06/30/21

FOMC change of tone took some wind out of commodity's sail but not for long. Precious metals have lost appeal until safe haven demand picks up. Oil prices have a floor and should be range-bound. Base metals and grains will ride a secular bull market higher after a pause. ...

Corn and soybeans rallied within striking distance of their 2012 all-time contract highs before backing off last week. Will the smoking hot rallies in both markets be enough to increase planted acres and reduce demand? Barring adverse North American weather, we expect significant ...

The most significant factors driving the global rally in food prices have come from China, which first started seeing localized food inflation in 2019. The nascent agtech sector addresses food inflation with innovations that seek to lower per-unit costs on a financial and environmenta...

Commodity SuperCycles of the past. What is causing the explosion in grain prices? Renewable energy sector vs crude oil. For further details see: The SuperCycle In Commodities

Video about what is going on with commodities and weather. First-ever Arctic Hurricane. What is it and will it affect our weather? Weather commodity trade sentiment. For further details see: An Arctic Hurricane, How Weather Is Affecting Commodities And Investing In Alter...

Inflation has been heating up and likely above the Fed's target. Why natural gas prices continue to fall. Which markets are more weather related than inflationary? For further details see: A Look At Inflation, Natural Gas, Grains, Coffee And More

Argentina cutting off grain exports, plus La Nina causing a new leg up for corn and soybean prices. Natural gas weather turns slightly cold 2nd half of January due to a -NAO but not severe cold due to the warming arctic. Commodity ETFs are a good longer term investment. For ...

Grains prices move 19% higher in Q4 and almost 20% in 2020. Lots of significant gains and multi-year highs in the sector in Q4. Soybeans lead the way on the upside in Q4 and soybean meal leads in 2020. Continued bullish potential for the commodities that feed the world - Risk ...

There are multiple economic conditions, both domestic and global, that are driving both higher prices and volatility. USDA projects the 2020/21 U.S. soybean crush to be record large at nearly 2.2 billion bushels. China is the largest consumer of soybeans and after several years of...

Soybeans fly higher, and corn pops above $4. Wheat rises to a six-year high. Cotton flirts with 70 cents per pound. Meats are in the offseason for demand. JJG is a grain ETN product. For further details see: Agricultural Commodities Going Into The November WASDE ...