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Teucrium Soybean (NY: SOYB )

25.84 -0.27 (-1.03%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:58 PM EDT, May 8, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 22
Rice prices were higher again yesterday on follow-through buying. Commercials were said to be good buyers of futures but are not active in the cash market. 
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Grains Report - Monday, June 21
Soybeans and Soybean Oil were sharply lower last week with Soybean Meal lower as weather concerns returned to the forefront. 
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Top Ag Traders Forecast "Mini Supercycle"
Higher commodity prices are great news for farmers who can boost incomes and reinvest into operations. Many farmers have seen their net incomes deteriorate over the last decade. 
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"Bullard Bomb" Sparks Quad-Witch Chaos, Yield Curve Collapse
There have never before been so many S&P 500 stocks plunging to 1 month lows, while SPX is trading this close to all time highs. Meanwhile Gold was clubbed like a baby seal, suffering its worst week... 
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Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
The Hidden Opportunity in Soft Commodities
The Feds' stance continues to look at inflation from a temporary standpoint and urges investors not to worry. This blindsight from the Fed could be a great opportunity to enter trades in some of the... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Grains Report - Tuesday, June 15
Rice prices were lower again yesterday in good volume trading on demand and weather concerns. It looked like speculators were the best sellers. 
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Why Grain Prices Collapsed While Natural Gas Prices Soared
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Corn Carryout Lowered Again. The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn front, yesterday’s USDA report was friendly to corn but bearish for soybeans. Weekly corn exports were not as favorable as some traders had hoped for. 
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Exposures Ethanol
US Corn Stocks Are Lower & Beans Are Higher But Weather Is King
The USDA’s latest monthly crop and supply/demand reports had some curves. 
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Exposures Ethanol
OPEC Sees Strong Demand Recovery
Oil markets traded to new recent highs yesterday, with ICE Brent hitting an intraday high of US$72.93/bbl. There was a brief moment of weakness, with reports that the US lifted sanctions against a... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 10
Rice prices were lower one more day in moderate volume trading on demand concerns. 
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WTI Breaks Above $70
Oil prices rallied yesterday, with ICE Brent trading back above US$72/bbl, whilst NYMEX WTI broke the US$70/bbl barrier for the first time since October 2018. 
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What Is A Dome And How Does It Affect Grain And Natural Gas Trading?
A dome or high-pressure ridge in Meteorology is a key feature in affecting corn, soybean, and natural trading in summer. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Ethanol Fossil Fuels
Pre-June US/World S&D Reports - Limited 2020/21 US S&D Changes Expected, South American Crops Key
Corn’s ethanol utilization through April and the expansion of automobile travel as US vaccinations move to 70% suggests biofuel output could return to 2019 levels. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Monday, June 7
Winter Wheat markets were lower in all three markets as the weather forecasts turned wetter. 
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China Oil Imports Edge Lower
ICE Brent saw a second consecutive week of gains last week, with the market settling not too far off from US$72/bbl, whilst NYMEX WTI briefly hit US$70/bbl in early morning trading in Asia today,... 
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Further OPEC+ Supply Increases To Come
Having traded to its highest levels since May 2019, ICE Brent came under some pressure in early morning trading today, venturing back below US$71/bbl at one stage. 
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Soybean – Just Another Measure Of Inflation
If inflation is a measure of anything it is in the soft commodities where we are likely to see the first signs developing. Soybean, wheat, and corn which have been rising strongly since August last... 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Tuesday, June 1
Palm Oil was higher along with the price action in competing vegetable oils. Prices have moved a little lower this week. 
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Exposures Palm Oil
Stock Market Week Analysis & More - Friday, May 28
Technical and cycle analysis of US markets over the past week and what to expect. 
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US Gasoline Market Continues To Tighten
The oil market continues to trade in a largely rangebound manner, with the market still waiting to see how Iranian nuclear talks progress. 
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Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Market Gyrations
Crude oil traded range-bound yesterday as the market awaits developments on the Iranian nuclear talks currently going on in Vienna. The potential for a return of Iranian oil supply into the market has... 
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Exposures Fossil Fuels
Weekly Ag Markets Update – Monday, May 24
Wheat markets were mostly lower on ideas of better weather for growing areas, but Minneapolis closed a little higher. All three markets were lower for he week. 
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Iranian Nuclear Deal In Sight
The oil market came under further pressure yesterday, with ICE Brent settling more than 2.3% lower on the day, leaving it to trade just above US$65/bbl. 
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Iranian Uncertainties
ICE Brent had another go of trying to break above the US$70/bbl mark, and while the market briefly traded above this level, it failed to settle above and closed more than 1% down on the day. 
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Asian COVID-19 Worries
Oil markets are trading higher this morning, with ICE Brent trading around US$69/bbl at the time of writing. This move higher comes despite worries over the COVID-19 situation in Asia. 
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Exposures COVID-19
Grains Report - Thursday, May 13
Wheat markets saw low momentum in response to the USDA WASDE reports. Futures remain in a sideways range on the daily charts. The reports illustrated less demand is pairing with less production. 
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May Updates: Rising World Output Projects Higher Grain Stocks Than Expected
Market reactions to this month’s USDA larger 2021/22 world crop outputs weaken values across the major crops from pre-report levels. Weather is impacting crop levels in both Brazil and the US. 
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US East Coast Fuel Shortages
Oil continues to trade in a rangebound manner, with the lack of a fresh catalyst for the market. The market is waiting for further developments regarding the Colonial pipeline outage. 
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Pipeline Shutdown
Refined product prices this morning are trading higher, after the Colonial pipeline in the US was temporarily shut following a ransomware cyberattack on Friday. 
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