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Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (NY:WEAT)

4.440 -0.070 (-1.55%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, May 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Thursday, July 20
Soybeans and the products were higher again as the weather forecasts call for dry conditions for the Midwest. 
Via Talk Markets
Thoughts For Thursday: Grinding Higher
Stocks have continued to climb higher this week, though grindingly, so. Wheat prices are soaring as Putin pulls out of Black Sea safe shipping agreement and bombs the port of Odesa. 
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AgMaster Report - Wednesday, July 19
In the past 2 weeks, August Hogs have consolidated a $26 rally (74-100) from late May until late June, but warning lights are flashing. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, July 18
Rice closed lower again and appears to be setting up a rather large trading range. 
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The Commodities Feed: Black Sea Grain Deal Ends
Chinese data weighed on most of the commodities complex yesterday, raising further demand concerns. Even grain markets settled lower, having rallied initially on the back of Russia pulling out of the... 
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WEAT ETF Alert: Why Are Wheat Prices Up Today?
The WEAT ETF is the talk of Wall Street after wheat prices briefly rose on news that Russia is backing out of the Black Sea grain deal. 
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Grains Report - Friday, July 7
Soybeans and the products were lower on what appeared to be speculative selling. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, June 15
Rice closed lower again, as an apparent squeeze in July coming to an end at least temporarily. 
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Grains Report - Monday, June 12
Wheat markets were a little higher on speculative short covering. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, July 13
Wheat markets were lower in response to the USDA production reports that showed much higher Winter Wheat production than the market expected. 
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The Commodities Feed: Brent Breaks Above $80
A below-consensus US CPI release has provided a boost to the commodities complex, with it weighing on the USD and leading to a rethink on how much more hiking there is to come from the Federal... 
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US 2023/24 Stocks Change Modestly, But Weather Stays Important
Despite lower June US quarterly corn and soybean stocks than expected, the World Board reduced its old-crop export outlooks which raised beans and prompted just a modest decline in corn’s 2022/23... 
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Despite Lower US Soybean Acreage, Trade Watching Nearby Weather
The USDA’s dramatic June 30 changes in their 2023 US soybean and corn plantings have provide some significant unknowns ahead of the July 12 S&D updates. 
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S&P GSCI Mid-Year Recap And Lithium Added To S&P GSCI Electric Vehicle Metals Index
The S&P GSCI EV Metals Index seeks to reflect the performance of the tradeable metals used in the production of an electric vehicle. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, July 5
Wheat markets were lower again. The USDA reports showed higher-than-expected planted area and lower-than-expected quarterly stocks. 
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Dramatic Corn And Soybean Seeding Changes
The USDA’s June acreage report again provided some dramatic surprises in US plantings. Some shifting between regions were expected, but 2023’s June changes across the Midwest were unprecedented. 
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Try These 2 Stocks to Play the Wheat Rally
Wheat futures took a robust spike from mid-May through June 2023 rising over 15%. That rally fizzled as shares fell back down (11%) in the last week of June. 
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The Commodities Feed: Specs Reduce Oil Net Long
Oil finished last week on a strong footing, however, it has come under some pressure in early morning trading today. Trading is likely to be thinner than usual at the start of the week due to... 
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The Calm Before The Storm
Gold and silver prices have declined in recent weeks as central banks have once again turned more ‘hawkish’ than was expected at the beginning of the year. 
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Will The End Of The Quarter End The Rally?
Order flow in tech has changed. 
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U.S. Plantings Advanced Normally Except In The N Plains This Year
The USDA surveys US producers during the 1st half of June to compare if their initial planting ideas were carried out as the spring developed. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 27
Rice closed a little higher in new crop months again yesterday in consolidation trading. July closed higher as it recovers from the selling seen a week ago. 
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Grains Report - Friday, June 23
Corn was lower and Oats were higher as corn traders reacted to forecasts for some rains this weekend. Demand for US Corn in the world market has been very low. 
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Wheat Is Recovering After A Completed Five-Wave Bearish Cycle
Wheat is recovering after a completed five-wave bearish cycle, as it’s breaking out of the wedge pattern from the Elliott Wave perspective. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, June 20
Soybeans and the products closed higher in part on the weather and on reports of strong domestic demand and interior basis levels. 
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ETF Areas To Win On El Nino In 2023
With the advent of El Nino in 2023, the world is preparing to face the associated climatic shifts and the ripple effects they will bring to global economies. Here is a look at some sectors and ETFs... 
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The Divergence Between Stocks And Bonds Widens
It’s unlikely that Powell will deviate from his statements made last Wednesday. Still, it’s noteworthy that the equity market remains skeptical when Powell indicates that rates are poised to rise. This... 
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AgMaster Report - Tuesday, June 13
It’s not July “hot & dry” – it’s June “cold & dry” but still it’s been inordinately dry since April – and traders are building in a sizeable weather premium into the July Corn contract as a result. 
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The Commodities Feed: China Surprises With A Cut In Short-Term Rates
Industrial metals edged higher as China trimmed its short-term policy interest rate unexpectedly 
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The Commodities Feed: USDA Pushes Up Wheat Supply Estimates
Aluminium output in China remains constrained due to power shortages which could keep supplies tight. 
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