Teucrium Wheat Fund

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

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Wheat and corn futures were on track Wednesday to finish at their lowest prices since early September following the monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The USDA lowered its 2022-2023 outlook for U.S. wheat ending stocks by 5 million bushels to 571 million bushels – the lowest since the 2007-2008 marketing year, but also raised its forecast for domestic wheat use by 5 million bushels to 1.09 billion bushels.

Wheat and corn futures eye lowest finish since September after USDA report

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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

La Nina weather pattern causing droughts and higher prices.

Wheat's Jump Is About More Than Russia

The conflict in Ukraine continues to put supply constraints on the global food crisis, forcing prices of wheat and corn to rise. This was further exacerbated recently by Russia nixing a grain exports deal that could help alleviate the crisis.

Wheat and Corn Prices Jump After Russia Nixes Export Deal

Russia will once again allow Kyiv to export grain from the Black Sea under a program first brokered by the United Nations in July.

Wheat and corn futures drop after Russia decides to return to a deal that allows grain exports from Ukraine

Wheat futures fell sharply early Wednesday after news reports said Russia announced it would rejoin a deal allowing grain exports out of Ukraine. Wheat futures had jumped after Russia pulled out of the deal to safeguard Ukraine grain shipments over the weekend.

Wheat futures drop on reports Russia to rejoin grain deal

Wheat futures rallied on Monday to touch their highest price in more than two weeks, buoyed after Russia halted its participation in the grain deal reached earlier this year that had allowed Ukrainian ships to resume exports via that Black Sea.

Wheat futures are jumping after Russia abandons Ukraine export deal

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

Chicago wheat futures rose more than 5% on Monday as Russia's withdrawal from a Black Sea export agreement raised concerns over global supplies.

Wheat climbs more than 5% as Russia withdraws from Black Sea export agreement

Wheat futures are expected to leap on Monday as Russia's withdrawal from a Black Sea corridor agreement puts Ukrainian exports at risk, analysts said.

Grain market braces for price leap as Black Sea corridor halted

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

Among the fastest-growing ETFs, this year are managed futures, U.S. dollar, floating rate ETFs – and wheat. The Teucrium Wheat Fund (WEAT) has grown 394% year to date through October 5, making it the ninth fastest-growing ETF in 2022, according to a recent Tweet from Athanasios Psarofagis of Bloomberg.

WEAT Among Top 10 Fastest Growing ETFs in 2022

Wheat Futures (NYSE: ZW) surged over 6% higher on Monday after Russia intensified its attack on Ukraine, shelling the capital of Kyiv during the early morning hours.

Wheat Futures Rise As Russia's Attacks On Ukraine Intensify

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

Wheat rallied Monday, with futures prices for the commodity trading at their highest since late June, as Russia's fresh barrage of attacks in Ukraine threatened exports of the grain through the Black Sea.

Wheat rallies to 3-month high as Russia's attacks on Ukraine raise risks to Black Sea exports

The economics of supply and demand will continue to weigh heavily on wheat prices moving towards the end of 2022, and a potential drop in production could provide a catalyst for further increases. Traders are already adjusting their bets to accommodate the potential for higher prices.

Wheat Futures Jump on Expectation of Lower Production

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

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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

Looking at grocery bills and restaurant bills and it's obvious that food prices have risen dramatically (along side wages).

Corn and Wheat Prices Likely To Head Higher Yet

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

Commodities traders and investors continue to keep a watchful eye on geopolitical forces, with Ukraine continuing to be the prime area of focus. As the war against Russia forges on, Russian President Vladimir Putin roundly criticized a grain deal with war-torn Ukraine, pushing commodities like wheat higher.

Putin's Criticism of Grain Deal Pushes Wheat Prices Higher

Yesterday Putin threatened to turn away from a deal agreed to earlier this year that allowed the export of agricultural products from Ukraine's Black Sea ports. The wheat ETF is down 50% since the exports restarted. This indicates the upside in the trade.

How To Trade Putin's Evil War - Part 3

Founder and CEO of alternative-markets-focused ETF issuer explains why high grain prices may rise even more this winter.

Elevated Grain Prices Are Here to Stay: Teucrium CEO

BURLINGTON, Vt.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Teucrium Trading announced that it will provide white label ETF launch, sub-advisory, and marketing services for established and emerging ETF issuers.

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