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.

Soybean futures rose sharply on Tuesday to top $15 a bushel for the first time since June of last year, as drought conditions in southern Brazil led to lower production estimates for the country, which is among the commodity's top producers.

Commodities Corner: Soybean prices top $15 a bushel, on track for highest finish since June

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Commodities have been moving higher to start the new year, with significant movement in the metals, energies, and even agricultural markets. While most people are familiar with the energy and metals markets, as crude oil and gold have often been the subject of headline news stories, agricultural products are less publicized.

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Soybean futures fell on Tuesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture lifted its 2021/2022 U.S. soybean production forecast by 74 million bushels to 4.4 billion bushels. The USDA also forecast U.S. soybean supplies for 2021/2022 marketing year at 4.7 billion bushels, up 145 million.

Soybean futures eye lowest settlement of the year as USDA lifts U.S. production forecast

Grains prices and related exchange traded funds are experiencing wild swings as a tight market exposes the agricultural commodity to sudden changes in the outlook with rain now the main focus. Among the worst-performing non-leveraged ETFs of Tuesday, the Teucrium Corn Fund (CORN) declined 5.7%, Teucrium Wheat Fund (NYSEArca: WEAT) fell 4.3%, and Teucrium Soybean Fund [.

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Grains-related exchange traded funds jumped Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture came out with lower-than-anticipated plantings estimates and inventory. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of Wednesday, the Teucrium Corn Fund (CORN) increased 6.7%, the Teucrium Wheat Fund (NYSEArca: WEAT) rose 5.1%, and the Teucrium Soybean Fund (NYSEArca: SOYB) gained 5.2%.

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Soybean futures rise sharply on Wednesday, poised to register their highest settlement since September 2012, buoyed by expectations that supplies of the commodity will remain tight next year.

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Corn has led the rally among agricultural crops, rising more than 30% in 2021 to touch its highest prices in nearly eight years. That has outpaced the rally for wheat and soybeans, which also reached their highest prices since 2013.

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Corn prices have soared to a new eight-year high as dry weather around the world hits crops and weighs on supply, just as demand is picking up as economies reopen. Soybean and wheat prices are also trading at around 8-year highs, while traders are piling into US cheese futures in anticipation of restaurants reopening.

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Agricultural commodities are surging this year buoyed by weather-related supply concerns and higher demand that has encouraged investment fund buying.

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Agricultural futures and ETFs surged Wednesday, as the CME Group's farm reacted strongly to this morning's USDA data dump. U.S. farmers will plant lower corn and soybean acreage than the trade expected, according to the USDA.

Agriculture ETFs Surge Following a Surprise USDA Report

Soybean and corn futures rallied Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture revealed estimates for domestic 2021 plantings for the two commodities that were lower than market forecasts. The USDA estimated corn plantings at 91.1 million acres, up less than 1% from last year.

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Soybean futures inched higher Tuesday, poised to notch their highest settlement since 2014. The U.S. Department of Agriculture pegged its forecast for U.S. 2020/2021 soybean ending stocks at 120 million bushels, unchanged from last month's estimate, according to the monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report released Tuesday.

Soybean prices on track to notch highest finish since 2014

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Higher revenues from soybean and corn are driving the price of agricultural land higher for the first time in years.

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The best agricultural commodity ETFs for Q2 2021 are SOYB, RJA, and CORN.

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Soft commodity prices and agriculture-related exchange traded funds climbed Tuesday as favorable fundamentals helped fuel a rebound in the grains market. Among the better performing non-leveraged ETFs of Tuesday, the Teucrium Corn Fund (CORN) increased 3.0% and the Teucrium Soybean Fund (NYSEArca: SOYB) gained 2.0%.

Grain ETFs Jump on a Return to Fundamentals

After a recent surge in agricultural futures and related ETFs over the past few months, Chicago soybean futures slid almost 4.5% on Friday to their lowest in over a week, as rains across South America boosted crop prospects, generating expectations for increased world supplies. Since supply runs inverse to price generally, the rains resulted in [.

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Super-easy monetary policy, soft U.S. dollar, fiscal stimulus and vaccine rollout will likely boost commodities ETFs in 2021.

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Agricultural-related exchange traded funds have been gaining momentum as favorable fundamentals from both the supply and demand outlook help lift commodity prices. Falling inventory levels of U.S. grains have helped lift prices on corn, soybeans, and wheat, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Agriculture ETFs Rallying on Favorable Fundamentals

Corn and soybean futures rocketed higher on Tuesday amid a decline in crop yields, sending agricultural ETFs higher as well. Agricultural ETFs gained amid revisions from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's January World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, or WASDE, that hammered projected ending stocks for both commodities, reflecting limits to last year's U.S. production [.

Agricultural ETFs Jump Amid Crop Report Revisions

Corn and soybean futures surged Tuesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's January World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, or WASDE, slashed projected ending stocks for both commodities, reflecting cuts to last year's U.S. production estimates and a worsening outlook for South American crops. March corn futures jumped 25 cents, the daily limit, to $5.17 1/4 a bushel, a gain of 5.1%.

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