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By Gregor Spilker At A Glance U.S. soybeans remain one of the most affected U.S. commodities in the trade war, and history suggests there could be lasting effects. No increased tariffs on oil could mean that U.S. crude remains too important to the Chinese economy. Because commodi...
November soybean futures in Chicago fall as much as 1.3% after China announced additional tariffs on $75B of U.S. goods, including an added 5% tariff on soybeans and 10% on pork as of Sept. 1; corn and cotton products also are on the list. More news on: Titan International, Inc., Titan M...
On Monday, August 12, the US Department of Agricultural released its August World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The August report comes at a time when the growing season across the fertile plains of the US and the northern hemisphere is entering its final weeks. The fall har...
The Department of Agriculture plans to deploy $16B in government funds to pay U.S. farmers hurt by the trade war with China and wet weather that kept many from planting a crop this spring. More news on: Invesco DB Agriculture ETF, Teucrium Corn ETF, Teucrium Wheat Fund, Commodities news,...
The months fly by, and now that the end of the second quarter of 2019 is in the books, it is time for the US Department of Agriculture to issue its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report once again. This month’s report will come out on Thursday, July 11, at noon E...
Bloated longs are on the wrong side of the trade today after the USDA's latest numbers show 91.7M acres planted to corn vs. trade expectations of just 86.7M. More news on: Teucrium Corn ETF, Teucrium Wheat Fund, Teucrium Soybean Fund, Commodities news, Stocks on the move, News on ETFs, ...
On Tuesday, June 11, at noon EST, the US Department of Agriculture released its June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The USDA issues the report each month of the year, but the June report comes at a critical time as the planting season is moving into the growing season t...
The United States is the world's leading producer and exporter of corn. The agricultural commodity has a dual role as it is a product that feeds people all over the globe. In the US, the abundance of corn each year makes it the primary input in the production of ethanol, a biofuel. Decades ago...
The United States is the world's leading producer and exporter of corn and soybeans, but when it comes to the wheat market, the US is only one of many producing nations around the globe. Since wheat is the primary ingredient in bread which is a staple for many of the over 7.57 billion inhabita...
Corn futures surge 4% to their highest level since June 2016, while soybean futures jump 3.5% and wheat futures rise nearly 3%, as record breaking rains in major farming areas across the Midwest delays planting. More news on: Invesco DB Agriculture ETF, Teucrium Corn ETF, Teucrium Wheat...