Wheat ETF News

Geopolitical forces, harsh climate, and other factors contributed to a rough third quarter for wheat, but amid the bearish tones, some analysts see upside ahead for the agricultural commodity. It coul

Russia, a top exporter in wheat, is coming off a bumper harvest, which should inject a healthy supply that could put downward pressure on prices. It's welcome news for consumers, but traders may want

The Teucrium Wheat ETF provides exposure to wheat through investments in futures contracts. Recent USDA reports suggest a decline in global wheat production, potentially leading to higher wheat prices

Soft red winter wheat prices have fallen to their lowest since late 2020, on ample global supplies, despite the lapse of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which was meant to keep global markets supplied

Wheat futures touched their lowest intraday prices since late 2020 on Tuesday, then moved up modestly after the U.S. Department of Agriculture left its 2023/2024 U.S. all wheat outlook for supply and

High food prices aren't relenting and harsh weather conditions should continue to keep them elevated. This could spell opportunities in agricultural commodities.

Wheat prices reached a record high in March 2022 before experiencing a steep correction. Nearby wheat futures have dropped to the lowest price since early 2021. The KCBT-CBOT spread remains elevated,

August was an average-to-downbeat month for investors, mainly due to rising rates.

In addition to re-injecting growth into its economy, China is looking to bolster its food security after harsh weather conditions hit key crops like wheat. The second-largest economy had bright prospe

If a potential central bank pivot from hiking interest rates isn't enough, then geopolitical factors could add an additional dosage of volatility to wheat prices. In particular, supply disruptions in

India is looking to get seemingly out-of-control wheat prices in order with a potential import tax cut or even by abolishing the tax altogether. The news comes via Reuters.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate after an extension of the Black Sea grain deal was nixed. In the meantime, wheat futures rose, bringing delight to traders bullish on the commodity.

Teucrium Funds Chief Executive Officer and President Sal Gilbert spoke to Yahoo Finance anchors Julie Hyman and Brad Smith about factors impacting the commodities markets including the Russia-Ukraine

One of the key movers in agricultural commodities prices is the Black Sea Grain Deal, which Russia is threatening to abandon. An even bigger picture, however, is the global food crisis, which could po

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