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Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (NY:WEAT)

4.500 -0.080 (-1.75%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Jul 11, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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The Commodities Feed: Oil Steady As Market Awaits Cues
Crude oil ticked up slightly this morning as the market remains cautious amid the developing situation over trade talks between the US and China. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Commodities Futures
Grains Report - Friday, April 25
Rice closed a little lower again on follow through selling. 
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Topics Commodities
Softs Report - Thursday, April 24
Cotton was higher as demand ideas got help when Mr. Trump dialed back on his tariff threats and threats on the independence of the Fed. 
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Topics Commodities Economy Government
AgMaster Report - Wednesday, April 23
May Beans have been confined to a tight 20 cent range in the past 8 trading days. 
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Topics Commodities
The Commodities Feed: The Door Opens For Tariff De-Escalation
Risk assets staged a recovery yesterday amid growing hopes for a de-escalation in US-China trade tensions. President Trump also eased concerns he might fire Federal Reserve Chair Powell. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Commodities Economy Government
Grains Report - Friday, March 7
Rice closed lower after trading to new lows for the move earlier in the session. 
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Topics Commodities
The Commodities Feed: Gold Hits Fresh Record High
Gold prices surged to fresh highs amid concerns about the US Federal Reserve’s independence. Oil and other risk assets, however, are under pressure amid heightened global uncertainty. 
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Topics ETFs Economy Stocks / Equities
Grains Report - Monday, April 21
Rice closed lower but futures are still holding to a sideways trend. 
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Topics Commodities
Repricing America
A creeping rotation out of U.S. assets and a subtle, but steady, rethink of the dollar as the default global parking spot. 
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Topics Commodities Stocks / Equities
AgMaster Report - Wednesday, April 16
Remarkably, May Beans have managed to rally 90 cents (970-1050) this month despite the massive tariffs against China – as other countries have stepped up their exports. 
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Topics Commodities Futures World Trade
Grains Report - Tuesday, April 15
Rice closed higher again and are holding to a sideways to up trend. 
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Topics Commodities
AgMaster Report - Thursday, April 10
May Corn has displayed impressive bullish divergence – rallying 30 cents off its trading range lows – despite the tariffs. 
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Topics Commodities Futures
Grains Report - Thursday, April 10
Rice closed higher again as the U.S. will negotiate on tariffs with all countries except China. 
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Topics Commodities World Trade
The Commodities Feed: The Tariff Pause
Trump surprised markets with a 90-day pause in reciprocal tariffs for most trading partners. This provided a boost to risk assets, including commodities. However, there’s still plenty of uncertainty as... 
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Topics Commodities Government World Trade
Softs Report - Wednesday, April 9
Cotton was lower in a further response to the Trump tariffs that threaten to greatly increase the costs of imports from China and Vietnam among other things. 
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Topics Commodities Government World Trade
The Commodities Feed: Downside Risks Persist
Risk of further escalation in trade tensions between the US and China poses increased downside risks to the commodities complex. 
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Topics Commodities World Trade
Elliott Wave Technical Analysis: Wheat - Thursday, April 3
Wheat extended its long-term bearish cycle in February, aligning with the broader trend that has persisted since March 2022. 
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Topics Commodities Futures
AgMaster Report - Wednesday, April 2
For most of March, April Hogs have been locked into a tight trading range (85-88) supported by the upcoming strong “cook-out” demand period. 
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Topics Commodities Futures
Grains Report - Wednesday, April 2
Rice closed mixed yesterday, with the trade reacting to less than expected stocks but higher than expected intended area planted from USDA. 
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Topics Commodities
The Commodities Feed: Secondary Tariff Threats Push Oil Higher
Oil prices rose yesterday as the US threatened secondary tariffs on Russian and Iranian oil. 
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Topics Commodities World Trade
Grains Report - Friday, March 28
Soybeans and the products closed higher, with Soybean Oil the strongest part of the complex. 
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Topics Commodities
AgMaster Report - Thursday, March 27
May Beans have been confined to a tight range for most of March. 
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Topics Commodities Futures
Grains Report - Wednesday, March 26
Rice closed lower, with trading slow before the USDA stocks in all positions report and the prospective plantings report coming on Monday. 
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Topics Commodities
Grains Report - Monday, March 24
Soybeans and the products closed higher and Soybean Meal was the weakest link as basis levels remained firm in Brazil. 
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Topics Commodities
Grains Report - Friday, March 21
Palm Oil futures were lower on what appeared to be speculative long liquidation before the weekend. 
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Topics Commodities
AgMaster Report - Wednesday, March 19
May Beans have rallied 30 cents in the last -5 days, as U.S. Beans have become competitive with Brazil Beans in the World Market. 
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Topics Commodities Futures
Grains Report - Wednesday, March 19
Rice closed a little higher after a slow and choppy session. 
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Topics Commodities
Grains Report - Thursday, March 13
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Topics Commodities
The Commodities Feed: US Dollar Weakness Provides Some Support
A weaker US dollar provided some support to the commodities complex yesterday. However, markets remain sensitive to external developments. 
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Topics Commodities
Grains Report - Wednesday, March 5
Soybeans and the products closed lower in response to the big crops hitting the market from Brazil and as the tariffs were imposed on our largest customers on the export front yesterday. 
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Topics Commodities World Trade
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