Teucrium Soybean Fund

SOYB tracks an index of soybean futures contracts. It reflects the performance of soybeans by holding Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures contracts with three different expiration dates.

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The capital markets are looking at China with eyes wide open, searching for opportunities as the country's economy bounces back after stumbling over the last couple of years. A byproduct of the recent re-opening after a resurgence of COVID-19 cases could be a boost in commodities.

China's Re-Opening Could Give Commodities a Boost

Soybean and corn futures climbed on Thursday, with both poised to end the session at their highest in nearly two weeks. In a monthly report, U.S. Department of Agriculture reduced its U.S. soybean ending stocks forecast for the 2022/2023 marketing year.

Soybean, corn futures look to settle at nearly 2-week highs after USDA data

One of the default plays over the last couple of years for combating inflation has been getting commodities exposure. Another rise in 2022 for the S&P GSCI index has supported this rise, making it another positive year for the space.

S&P Commodities Index Rises for a Second Consecutive Year

The research group, Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU), doesn't see commodity prices falling after a volatile 2022. According to EIU, while demand may slow, supply won't rise high enough to put enough downward pressure on prices.

Commodity Prices Will Remain High in 2023, Says Research Group

Agricultural commodities like soybeans have witnessed a rollercoaster ride with inflation and geopolitical events like Russia's invasion of Ukraine providing a heavy dose of volatility. Heading into the new year, soybean prices will still hinge upon those factors, but also the production aspect in the country of Brazil.

Soybean Prices in 2023 Could Hinge On Brazil

Heading into 2023, supply continues to be a prime concern when investing in agricultural commodities. This includes fertilizer, which has been going through a brewing supply crisis apart from the actual commodities at stake.

Fertilizer Shortage Could Impact Commodities in 2023

The ING Group, a global financial institution, released a 2023 outlook for commodities as 2022 has begun to wind down. ING noted that more volatility could be ahead for the commodity markets in general, but agricultural commodities are skewed to the upside next year.

ING Sees Agricultural Commodities Skewed to the Upside in 2023

The second largest economy can have a profound effect on the ebb and flow of commodities and as such, China's efforts to prop up its economy can help lift commodities moving forward. The headwinds have certainly been blowing in China's direction in 2022.

China's Efforts to Support Its Economy Are Lifting Commodities

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Teucrium Trading, sponsor of futures-based ETFs, has expanded service offerings for emerging and established ETF issuers, and will be known as Teucrium ETF Solutions.

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Commodities investors will continue to have inflation in their minds moving forward, but the growing season in South America could also have a profound effect, particularly on corn and soybean prices. An uncertain market always makes for a volatile one.

South American Factors Will Affect Corn, Soybean Prices

Prices for grains like soybeans, wheat, and corn are likely to see double-digit declines going into 2024 and will likely underperform gold and Treasuries. Extreme moves in the commodity cycle, such as we have experienced over the last three years, have typically been followed by sharply negative returns in grain prices.

Grain Prices Look Set To Resume Their Slide

Rising inflation that's feeding into costlier food sources is producing positive income for the farmer this year, but when it comes to sentiment, it was more negative during the month of October. While income is rising, there's a healthy fear that inflation could eventually outpace consumer demand and, thus, weaken income for farmers.

Despite Rising Income, Farmer Sentiment Weakens in October

Despite an uncertain market environment, the agricultural sector is weathering the inflation storm with help from a food supply shortage as well as other external forces. In essence, the push of inflation is countered by an even stronger pull of rising commodity prices.

Despite Food Shortage, Commodities Have Been Resilient Amid Inflation

Soybean futures reached their highest price since 2014 and remain in a bullish trend. Crush spreads are a real-time demand indicator.

SOYB: Soybean Crush Spreads Support Higher Soybean Prices

Pension funds may employ a certain level of conservatism when it comes to handling other people's money, but in the case of European pension funds, they have been particularly aggressive. That's especially the case given their bets on commodities this year.

Europe's Largest Pension Funds Are Placing Bets on Commodities

China plays a vital role in the prices of soybeans as one of its largest importers compared to other countries around the globe. The second-largest economy forecasts that soybean imports will eventually decline as it looks to wean itself from dependence on other countries for the commodity.

Keep an Eye on This Soybean ETF as China Looks to Lower Imports

Wall Street bets on commodities this year have been producing some nice gains despite the stock market heading downward for the first three quarters of 2022. Commodities have been one of the few bright spots when it comes to asset classes, and they could continue gaining strength through the rest of the year.

Hedge Funds Focusing on Commodities Are Having a Strong Year

Investors glued to the drama on their financial screens right now might be overlooking an opportunity.

It's the best day of the year to buy this commodity, says analyst

While commodity prices have taken a dip during the summer rally in equities, they're back on the move higher again, giving consumers no reprieve from rising prices. A Banks report noted that prices could stay elevated for some time.

Commodities Prices Could Stay Elevated, According to World Bank Report

Teucrium operates derivative and futures-based ETFs that allow investors to trade food commodities. CEO Sal Gilbertie talks weather disruptions, inflation, geopolitical tensions and why higher grain prices are here to stay.

Grains Zig When Stocks Zag - Teucrium CEO Sal Gilbertie

The commodities market isn't immune to the ebb and flow of interest rate policy from the U.S. Federal Reserve despite its status as an uncorrelated asset. This week's comments from the Fed will still play a crucial role on how commodities move.

The Commodities Market Looks Ahead to Fed Chair's Comments

Soybean futures climbed on Monday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture reduced its 2022/2023 forecasts on the commodity's domestic production and yield per acre, setting prices up for their highest settlement since June.

Soybean futures eye highest finish since June as USDA cuts output and yield forecasts

Soybean futures climbed on Monday, poised to end the session at their highest in more than two weeks after the U.S. Department of Agriculture reduced its 2022/2023 U.S. soybean production forecast by 152 million bushels to 4.4 billion bushels. In its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, it also forecast U.S. soybean yield at 50.5 bushels per acre, down 1.4 bushels from the August forecast.

Soybean futures look to settle at a more than 2-week high as USDA cuts U.S. production, yield forecasts

The U.S. Federal Reserve is injecting a healthy dose of fear in the capital markets as they look to continue tightening monetary policy. However, this isn't fooling some market analysts, and overblown recession risks could open up a pathway to strength in commodities.

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