VanEck Agribusiness ETF News

As old FAANGs fall, investors may create their own industry and defense funds.

At first glance, the VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO) doesn't appear to be an exchange traded fund with a strong technology profile or significant tech inroads, but further examination to that ef

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 wides

The agriculture-focused funds were impacted by the shutdown of shipping in the Black Sea.

MOO, an ETF focusing on the agribusiness theme, has seen a stellar start to 2022 supported by food inflation, but then drifted sharply lower, now down in double digits YTD. The inflation factor is not

Fertilizer stocks and agribusiness-related exchange traded funds have made a steep retreat from their mid-April highs as falling crop prices weigh on the sector. Year-to-date, the iShares MSCI Global

With food prices at all-time highs and demand continuing to grow, the agriculture industry is embracing new technologies to achieve greater yields in a more environmentally sustainable way. The United

As we look at the current environment, the world is beginning to seriously address critical food supply and sustainability issues, and investors can turn to exchange traded fund strategies to tap into

The agriculture sector's importance is difficult to overstate. Agriculture impacts structurally embedded hunger, social equality, and income distribution, while economically, the sector directly shape

A global food crisis may be coming, but some ETFs can help successfully navigate the potential fallout.

Amid a dismal stretch for stocks, the VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO) is one of the standouts among equity-based exchange traded funds. These days, MOO's roughly 3% year-to-date gain indicates

Investors can consider a real asset exchange traded fund strategy to protect their portfolios amid times of entrenched inflation. In the recent webcast, How to Stay One Step Ahead of Inflation with Re

Inflation continues to rage - The Fed is behind the curve. The war in Ukraine will create higher food prices and shortages.

Up nearly 11% year-to-date, the VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO) is turning heads, particularly as broader equity benchmarks notch negative performances. Much of MOO's strong 2022 is showing is

With high inflation persisting, a clear lesson is emerging for investors: It takes a variety of assets to buffer a portfolio against rising consumer prices. Those include commodities, real estate, and