Teucrium Soybean ETF News

An executive order by Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will limit the ability of the country's commodity exporters to take advantage of tax credits, thereby hurting their bottom lines. In tu

Further upside in agricultural commodities will hinge on more heavy rains and harsh storms in Brazil as well as other parts of the world. If that's the case, investors may want to get ahead of the mov

Supply disruptions are helping to keep agricultural commodities afloat. Further constraints in production of grains could even reverse the current downtrend, pushing prices higher in the long run.

With Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul, underwater due to torrential rains caused by El Nino, global agriculture has never been more at risk. The most dramatic climate swings caused by El

Soybean and corn production is of paramount importance in South America. As such, supply disruptions could build a bullish case for higher prices in both of these commodities.

A major supply disruption may be what corn needs to shake off its price decline. It may come in the form of a leafhopper infestation that's plaguing Argentina's corn crops.

A steady stream of gains to new S&P 500 highs has turned into choppy waters of volatility to start the second quarter. It's a reminder that investors should consider getting agriculture exposure as a

The world's second largest economy has still much to do in order to get its economic house in order. Still, there were some encouraging signs for China heading into the second quarter of 2024.

Whether on ground, air, or water, vehicles could be increasingly running on agricultural commodities or more specifically, biofuels. The International Energy Agency (IEA) is already expecting a profou

Traders have been offloading Soybeans since November, peaking last week, as global stockpiles grow. As of Friday, traders had increased their bearish stance on CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) soybean fu

Every financial trade has a party and a counterparty on the opposite end of the spectrum. In the case of agricultural commodities, hedge funds and farmers find themselves on opposing sides.

After spiking last summer, agricultural commodities have been under pressure. Despite the downtrend, however, the Teucrium Agricultural Fund (TAGS) has been able to outperform major agricultural com

Agricultural commodities have largely trended lower as evidenced by the S&P GSCI Agriculture Index, which is down almost 20% the past year. Despite this, long-term expectations for producers remain on

Corn and soybean prices have declined on the back of excess supplies, with disappointing U.S. mandates for plant-based renewable fuels contributing to weakness — and pulling prices for both down by

Soybeans and corn are at lows ahead of today's WASDE report. Jake Hanley discusses this as cocoa futures setting record highs.