Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ETF News

The war in Ukraine has disrupted the production and shipment of multiple commodities, including oil, wheat, and nickel. As a result, commodities are looking to enjoy their best quarter in more than th

Evaluating the performance of these ETPs since Russia invaded Ukraine a little over a month ago, I found some rather lackluster numbers.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has threatened the world's wheat supply and jolted prices at a time when wheat production was already facing challenges. A report from the Wall Street Journal notes that

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has jammed up commodity shipments and led Western importers to reject Russian exports. As a result, banks and exchanges are demanding more money up front from commodity tr

RJA: Buy Your Groceries Now

On this week's episode of ETF Prime, host Nate Geraci is joined by ETF Trends' Lara Crigger, managing editor at ETF Trends and ETF Database, to discuss investors' soaring interest in commodities. La

The breakout above the multi-year trend-line confirms a new bull market.

COM: Searching For The Best Commodity Funds

In light of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, commodity prices around the world may see a spike. CORN, DBA, SOYB, WEAT ETFs are all worth watching.

Ukraine and Russia are major exporters of wheat but may not be able to deliver crops abroad.

ETF Trends' CEO Tom Lydon discusses the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund (DBA) on this week's ETF of the Week podcast with Chuck Jaffe of the MoneyLife Show. The combination of inflation and the tensions

American agricultural firms with offices in Ukraine are closing their facilities there after Russia invaded the country, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. On Thursday, a spokesperson for Archer Da

The Invesco DB Agriculture Fund (DBA) scales a new 52-week high. Are more gains in store?

The escalation in tensions between Moscow and Western countries over Ukraine have led to supply disruption fears in an already-tight commodity market.

Cocoa futures have skyrocketed this year due to particularly dry weather in West Africa. Per the Wall Street Journal, the most-actively traded cocoa futures have risen about 12% this year (and 11% in