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Thesis The fiscal year 2018/2019 has witnessed an increased supply of the rough rice. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) the global production of grain rice in the month of October (2019) is slated for a significant increase. The rice trade has also remained co...
Despite China's pledge to buy more U.S. farm products, the commitment is clouded by uncertainty over how much, the time frame for purchases and what the U.S. may need to give in return, WSJ reports. More news on: Invesco DB Agriculture ETF, iPath Series B Bloomberg Coffee Subindex Tota...
China is still far from forking out $50B for farm goods from the U.S. despite Friday's trade announcement, agriculture industry analysts say, cautioning that getting there is contingent on removing substantial technical and political hurdles. More news on: Invesco DB Agriculture ETF, Teu...
Soybean futures finished flat after scoring strong gains earlier in the session but remained near their highest in three months after the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its estimate for this year's crop. More news on: Teucrium Commodity Trust - Teucrium Soybean Fund, Teucrium Cor...
On Thursday, October 10, the USDA will release its October World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The October report comes during the height of the harvest season in the US. At the same time, it is now the planting season in the southern hemisphere. The WASDE report is the go...
A strong dollar and the ongoing trade war between the US and China have caused weakness in the leading grain futures market since 2018. Last week, the dollar index made a new high on the December futures contract. On the trade front, while negotiations between the US and China continue, there ...
With new U.S.-China trade talks coming next week and China buying soybeans again, CBOT soybean futures have advanced 5.7% since Sept. 6 to hit $9.12/bu today, the highest level since July . More news on: Teucrium Commodity Trust - Teucrium Soybean Fund, iPath Bloomberg Grains Subindex Tot...
Grains continued to be one of the sectors of the commodities markets in the crosshairs of the trade dispute between the US and China. After falling to lows in the aftermath of the escalation of the conflict in mid-May, prices took off to the upside as the weather took center stage. Floods in v...
China's Ministry of Commerce says it will exempt soybeans, pork and other agricultural products from the U.S. from additional tariffs, in the latest move to ease trade tensions before the two countries restart trade talks next month. More news on: Invesco DB Agriculture ETF, iPath Series...
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...