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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

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Euro Parity Holds Ahead Of US CPI
The US dollar is consolidating with a slight downside bias ahead of the June CPI report. The euro held above $1.00 but is still pinned in the trough. 
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US Wheat Stocks Remain Tight, But US Weather Remains Focus
The USDA’s July US supply/demand revisions for wheat and soybeans generally followed the trade’s expectations after June’s USDA acreage and stocks reports. 
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Elon Musk Wants To Terminate His Twitter Deal
Elon Musk filed a Form 13D/A announcing his intention to terminate his agreement to buy Twitter at $54.20 per share. 
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COT Week 27 Charts: Soft Commodities Speculators Bets Go Lower Led By Corn, Sugar & Cocoa
The soft commodities market speculator bets headed lower this week as just three out of the eleven soft commodities markets we cover had higher positioning this week while the other eight markets had... 
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Pre-July U.S. S&D/Wheat Updates - Despite A Lower U.S. Soybean Acreage, The Market Focus Is On Weather
The USDA’s unexpected drop in their 2022 soybean plantings on their June 30 acreage report remains the market’s biggest unknown ahead of the July S&D updates. 
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Grains Report - Friday, July 8
Soybeans and the products were higher in recovery trading. The U.S. cash market is still running low on Soybeans. 
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Your Stock and Sector Check-Up ahead of the Monthly Jobs Report
Friday will give us the potential market-moving catalyst of the monthly Jobs Report and that could give effective clues about the ongoing health or weakness of the broader economy - and it could move... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, July 6
Rice was lower yesterday on what appeared to be fund selling tied to ideas of a weak economy and fears about a recession. 
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The Dollar Remains Bid, While Sterling Shrugs Off Johnson's Political Woes
The dollar jumped yesterday making new highs against most of the major currencies, including the euro, sterling, the dollar-bloc and the Scandis. 
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The Commodities Feed: OPEC Struggling
The oil market has held up relatively well when considering the deteriorating macroeconomic picture. Data released on Friday saw the US ISM manufacturing index come in below expectations for June,... 
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Russia Now Demands Rubles For Grain As World's Largest Wheat Exporter
After threatening to do so for a couple months now, Russia has pulled the trigger on expanding the list of commodities for which it demands payment in rubles to now include grain exports, effective... 
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Wet Spring Cuts Soybean Plantings, While Stocks Near Estimates
The USDA’s June acreage report again provided some surprises concerning the 2022’s overall US plantings. 
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Recessions squash inflation and risk assets
Amid the highest inflation readings in decades and talk of central bank tightening through 2023, it’s worth noting that Treasury inflation-protected securities have fallen 12% since last summer. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 28
Soybeans and the products were higher as warm and dry weather invades the US and as demand concerns helped the markets. 
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More Corn, Less Soy - Wet Spring Slowed US Plantings
The USDA surveys US producers during the 1st half of June to see if their initial planting ideas were carried out as the spring developed. 
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Is The Inflation Boom Quickly Turning To An Inflation Bust?
We are only 6-months into the year, and it seems like the inflation boom is quickly going bust. 
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The Corn & Ethanol Report - Monday, June 27
On the Corn front, investors cool on corn, wheat, and soybeans, as the futures fell on recession fears and chatter about a potential opening of the Black Sea export corridor. 
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Falling Commodity Prices Last Week Eased Inflation Fears
On Friday, Fed member Daly indicated she supports a 75 basis point rate hike at the next Fed meeting. The indices have rallied substantially, suggesting that the 0.75% rate hike scenario at the next... 
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Are Commodities Double Topping After Historic Run?
A look at some long-term charts of key commodities and why we should be watching for potential topping formations. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 23
Soybeans and the products were lower as hot and dry weather invades the US. 
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Market Briefing For Wednesday, June 22, 2022
A series of negative estimates collided with 'facts', as well as the anticipated post-Quarterly-Expiration rebound, Basically that is what caused Tuesday's strong reflex bounce. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 21
Corn closed higher in July on reports of a stronger US cash market and higher in new crop months on outlooks for hot and dry weather for the next month and three months. 
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This Farmland REIT Just Raised Its Dividend By 20%
There is an asset class that’s worth around $3 trillion in the United States, yet it's completely ignored by Wall Street and is rarely on investors’ radar screens. The asset class I’m talking about is... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 16
Corn closed higher in July on reports of a stronger U.S. cash market and mixed in new crop months. 
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Commodity Futures Markets And Elliott Wave Trading Strategies
A Stronger USD is seeing softer commodity prices. Soft commodities corn, wheat, sugar, and soybeans are dragging down the ETF DB Agricultural. Expect a small rally in gold and silver but the main trend... 
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Black Sea And US Weather Factors In Crop Prices
The USDA’s US/World S&D updates were mixed with this month’s US ending stocks going down in soybeans, up in corn and unchanged for wheat for their 2021/22 balance tables. 
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Verbal Intervention Helps the Yen Steady... for the Moment
Chinese markets were the notable exception amid sharp losses in many of the large markets in the Asia Pacific. A rebound in the yen saw Japanese shares tumble. The US dollar rallied strongly against... 
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Food Shortages May Come From Excessive Intervention
There is a food crisis looming and there are significant concerns about grain shortages. The main reason for this is the Russian invasion of Ukraine. However, this is not the full picture... 
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US S&D Changes Usually Limited, But Strong Bean Sales Tightens Stocks
The USDA’s June 10 monthly balance sheets traditionally have modest changes after May’s initial US & World new crop supply/demand updates. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, June 8
Rice was lower yesterday and gave back part of the Monday rally. Trends are mixed in the market. 
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