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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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Grains Report - Tuesday, Oct. 19
Wheat in Chicago was mostly a little higher, with Minneapolis closing a little lower. The US and Canada have reduced production this year and so do most exporters around the world. 
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Oil And Metals Keep On Rising
Crude oil continues its rally with ICE Brent making a high of US$86/bbl due to a tight physical market. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 15
Rice closed higher and chart trends are turning up again. USDA increased yield very slightly but cut imports by quite a bit in its latest reports released on Tuesday. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Oct. 14
Rice closed a little higher and chart patterns are still mixed. 
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Zinc Supply Woes
The latest supply woes in zinc pushed LME 3m prices to a three-year high, hitting an intra-day high of $3,440/t yesterday, whilst prices in Shanghai jumped to their highest in nearly 14 years. 
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Larger Soybean & Corn Crops Upping Ending Stocks Weaken Prices
The USDA’s October corn and soybean crop updates were higher than last month, but their increases were moderate compared to the trade’s expectations. 
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Hard Red Winter Wheat: Will Bread Be Affordable Next Year?
We expect a short term pullback. Then, a rally towards 1000 USD and higher should take place. 
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Bearish WASDE For Corn & Soybeans
The base metals complex continued to rally in London yesterday, although several metals were unable to hold onto gains as the session progressed due to a stronger dollar. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Oct. 12
Rice closed a little higher and chart patterns are still positive. Ideas are that demand is not yet strong enough to take up the supply available to the market. 
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Commodities Roundup: More Pressure On OPEC+
The worsening energy crisis, which is stretching from Asia to Europe, is resulting in factory slowdowns and a risk of more supply cuts, supporting the metals complex. 
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Sparks Are Flying in the Energy Complex
The broad-based S&P GSCI started Q4 2021 off with a bang. 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Oct. 7
Rice closed lower yesterday in recovery trading. The market has been in a correction for the last week, but the correction might have come to an end in the trading yesterday. 
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Pre-October US Crop/S&D Ideas - After Stock Changes, Us Corn & Bean Yields Are Next Market Factors
The USDA’s recent ending stocks updates had some surprises again this year. Soybeans hefty jump led the way with a 81 million larger carryover than was expected, while corn was modestly higher and... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Oct. 6
Winter Wheat was lower in correction trading and might have entered into a corrective phase after the big rally in response to the USDA reports from last week. 
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Strong LNG demand
ICE Brent was marginally soft in morning trade, with the market waiting for more clarity from the OPEC+ monthly meeting scheduled for later today. 
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Higher Corn & Bean Stocks Hit Prices Vs Smaller Wheat Crop Firms Price
The USDA Quarterly Stocks and Small Grains reports had some divergent surprises for the markets. 
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Grains Report - Friday, Oct. 1
Winter Wheat was higher even as USDA greatly cut production of HRW. Production was just 749 million bushels instead of the previous USDA estimate of 777 million. 
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No Stopping The Gas Rally
It’s shaping up to be an interesting winter for energy markets. Bloomberg reports that the Chinese government held emergency meetings with domestic energy companies this week, ordering them to ensure... 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 29
Rice closed a little lower yesterday in response to the good harvest progress shown by USDA in its weekly updates. A higher US Dollar was bad for all commodities prices yesterday as well. 
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How The Explosion In Natural Gas, Cotton And Coffee Have Been Due To Climate Change And La Nina
Commodity markets are mostly exploding due to the ongoing historical Brazil drought, technical buying, and a backlog of demand due to COVID-19. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Sept. 28
Rice closed higher again yesterday on what appeared to be commercial buying. The first crop has been largely harvested in Texas and in Louisiana, but the second crop s still in the field and is still... 
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$80/bbl In Sight
The oil market moved within striking distance of US$80/bbl yesterday, although it failed to break through this key level. Given the strength across the energy complex, it is probably only a matter of... 
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Grains Report - Monday, Sept. 27
Wheat was higher in all three markets last week as trends started to turn up on the daily and weekly charts. The weekly export sales report showed average sales but there is more talk that Russia would... 
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Grains Report - Friday, Sept. 24
Wheat was higher in all three markets as trends started to turn up on the daily charts. The weekly export sales report showed average sales but there is more talk that Russia would severely restrict... 
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Drought Cuts Harvested Acres Tightening Fall Stocks To 2007 Level
The Black Sea remains wheat’s price setter with recent better Siberia wheat yield reports circulating. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 22
Wheat was lower in all three markets once again yesterday on ideas of weak demand. Trends are mixed on the daily charts. 
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Weekly Agriculture Markets Update – Tuesday, Sept. 21
Wheat was lower in all three markets in consolidation trading on Friday, but much higher for the week. The weekly gains were most impressive in the Winter Wheat markets, but Minneapolis was higher as... 
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How Different Types Of La Nina Events Can Affect Commodity Prices
September is often a down month in the stock market. While global worries over China, COVID-19, a falling Brazil Real, etc. are affecting many markets, there will be trading opportunities (both long... 
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Grains Report - Friday, Sept. 17
Rice closed a little lower yesterday in consolidation trading. Hurricane Nicholas came onshore near Houston and has moved to the northeast to threaten crops in Louisiana and perhaps Mississippi. 
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Grains Report - Wednesday, Sept. 15
Rice closed higher again yesterday as another tropical system threatened crops in Texas and Louisiana. 
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