WEAT News and Press, Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV From 10/13/22

Summary USDA has now dropped the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates in the much-awaited October reporting. In a simple one liner, here is the gist of it – lower soy and corn yields this year (drought and lack of fertilizer – we saw this one coming), but w...

U.S. wheat futures fell Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture cut its 2022-23 outlook for U.S. wheat exports by 50M bushels to 775M bushels, which would be the lowest amount of domestic wheat exports since the 1971-1972 marketing year. The USDA cited "reduced suppli...

Wheat futures surged more than 4% Monday on concerns over new threats to grain shipments from the Black Sea region after Ukraine's capital Kiev suffered its first strike in months from Russian missiles, apparent in retaliation for the weekend explosion on the bridge to Crimea. O...

Summary How I called hurricane Ian quite early. We have warned for months about a stronger dollar and why that would hurt many commodities. Using Climate Predict weather software to make long-range forecasts for commodities. Aftermath of Hurricane Ian I am just r...

Summary Food innovation and agricultural technology (AgTech) offer potential solutions to meet growing demand and greater supply chain risks. Alternative proteins and lab-grown meats are offering substitutes to consumers with evolving preferences for ingredients, environmental imp...

Summary After an extraordinary run-up since the COVID lows, oil in the shape of the United States Oil Fund has backed off some. The question is - is this a temporary respite before another run higher? Is it a signal about the US economy? Or about something in the wider world? ...

Summary Teucrium operates derivative and futures-based ETFs that allow investors to trade food commodities. CEO Sal Gilbertie talks weather disruptions, inflation, geopolitical tensions and why higher grain prices are here to stay. How a rapidly growing middle class affects co...

Summary A lot of inflation expectations are driven by energy prices and perhaps more modestly, by the costs of basic foodstuffs. Inflation expectations are also linked tightly to agricultural prices, most particularly corn. Backwardation, or inversion, has characterized the cr...

Chicago wheat futures soared Tuesday after sliding in the previous session, as traders cited renewed fears about Black Sea supplies after Russia said it would attempt to formally annex captured areas of Ukraine, signaling no letup in the war that started seven months ago. "There...

Summary MOO is a 'pick and shovels' agribusiness ETF specializing in suppliers, not commodity prices, and has retreated alongside food prices. Yet the risk of potential crop disruption remains high from widespread droughts in Europe and China, to a failure of the Ukraine Black Sea...