Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (WEAT)

China may retaliate against Trump's tariffs on global trade by targeting U.S. agricultural exports like corn, wheat and soybeans.

March Beans after an impressive $1.20 rally since harvest has corrected about 30 cents due to the aforementioned factors

Commodity markets were unable to escape the sell-off that was seen in equities, while the threat of tariffs will not be helping sentiment.

The Jan 10 USDA Report was a bullish surprise – lowering corn yield from 183.1 to 179.3 and carryout from 1.738 to 1.541.

Soybeans and Soybean Oil closed lower after Soybeans made new highs for the move.

Rice closed higher again in continued speculative and some new commercial buying.

Rice closed higher in continued speculative short covering and some new commercial buying.

Rice closed higher in speculative short covering. The trends are mixed on the daily charts.

Corn closed higher and at new highs despite news of better rains for Argentina and southern Brazil.

Oil prices edged lower yesterday despite mounting supply risks related to sanctions.

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The latest US sanction package against Russia has rattled energy markets with it pushing both oil and European gas prices higher

March wheat displayed solid bullish divergence today holding higher against lower corn and beans.

Rice closed mixed in some light volume speculative trading. Commercials and speculators seemed to be on both sides of the market.

Soybeans and Soybean Meal closed higher and Soybean Oil was lower. It seemed that there was no selling interest in futures yesterday.

Corn closed higher on what appeared to be new buying tied to stronger weekly export inspections.

The move higher in oil appears to be running out of steam, while European gas prices saw further weakness yesterday as the noise around the stoppage of Russian gas through Ukraine settles.

Higher highs and higher lows speak volumes on the corn daily – as the market recently breached 6 month highs and surpassed the 200 day moving average.

Cotton was lower again and made new lows for the move and new contract lows. The trends are down.

Crude oil extended its fall in the early trading session today as broader market concerns have weighed on the complex, while a stronger dollar has also added further pressure.

Rice closed near unchanged again after trading both sides of unchanged, and the holiday market seems to be underway.

Funds are still net short soybeans and wheat, but expanded net length in corn to a sizable 165,000 contracts vs. 88,000 the previous week.

Corn closed lower as the US export demand was a little less in the weekly reports. Farmers were sellers along with speculators.

Should the S/A Crops not come in as big as expected, Corn Futures have solid rally potential – given the excellent foreign and domestic demand it has garnered.