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Teucrium Wheat Fund ETV (NY: WEAT )

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Official Closing Price Updated: 6:30 PM EDT, Mar 13, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Tuesday, March 15
Rice was higher yesterday and made the highs of the day in the last minutes of trading. Futures had been trading close to unchanged until the late rally got started. 
Via Talk Markets
Volatility Rocking. The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn Front the war in the Ukraine is taking center stage as their exports will be reduced. China may reduce imports on fears Covid cases may slow down their economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Us Futures Ignore China Implosion, Reverse Overnight Losses As Oil Tumbles
Much of the reversal in sentiment has been attributed to the latest drop in oil which tumbled over $8/bbl or 5.5%, sliding as low as $98 after hitting $139 one week ago. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodities Extend Declines
The biggest moves we’re seeing out there at the moment are the moves in commodities prices, with both gold and oil continuing to extend aggressive declines after some staggering moves. 
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Grains Report - Friday, March 11
Soybeans and both products were higher as CONAB cut its production estimate to 122 million tons for Brazil. 
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Nickel And Dimed
One seriously has to wonder why the Fed thinks inflation is running at about 2%. 
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Yen Tries To Snap A Six-day Drop , While The Euro Tests $1.10
China reported stronger than expected data, but it did not prevent a further slide in mainland and Hong Kong shares today. 
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What Happened To Stock Prices The Last Time Wheat Broke Above $10? A Warning To Investors
The price of wheat recently broke above $10 per bushel for the first time since 2008 on concerns over how Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent global economic... 
Via Benzinga
The Commodities Feed: Supply Risks VS. China Covid Concerns
After settling around 4.6% lower last week, ICE Brent has continued to weaken in early morning trading today. 
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Sanctioning Ourselves: American-Led Sanctions On Russia Lead To Higher Prices At Home. Inflationary Investing Considerations
An Economic World War III President Biden deserves credit for having so far avoided World War III. He has resisted calls to impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine, which would... 
Via Benzinga
Strength In Commodities Ends The Week
Major indices end on a weak note with the Russell 2000 and the Nasdaq 100 closing down 1.5%. 
Via Talk Markets
Sanctioning Ourselves
U.S. led sanctions on Russia are causing higher prices at home. Suggestions for investing in an inflationary environment. 
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Another Strange Recession
Back in the old days, recessions were simply the unpleasant part of the business cycle. Consumer choices, exuberant businesses, and monetary policy would generate growth contractions. We debated the... 
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The US Lost 1.3 Million Acres Of Farmland In 2021 - Here's Why It Matters
The latest Farm and Land in Farms report from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) shows the US lost 1.3 million acres of farmland in 2021. The total land in farms... 
Via Benzinga
Futures Soar On Ukraine "Positive Developments" Comment From Putin
Despite the positive shift in mood this morning, not everyone was on board “our view remains that simply selling risk assets is not the best response to the war in Ukraine” said Mark Haefele, chief... 
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Futures Slide On Inflation Fears As Ukraine Ceasefire Hopes Crumble
Emini S&P futures dropped 0.83% or 36 points to 4,240 as of 730am after rising as high as 4,298 yesterday, with the Nasdaq dropping 1.3% and Dow futures sliding 0.9%. 
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S&P Down - Nemenoff Report Thursday, Mar. 10
This mornings CPI held no surprises coming in line within expectations: month over month 0.8% , Core (ex food and energy) year over year 6.4%. 
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Thoughts For Thursday: Diplomacy, Yes - Ceasefire, Nyet
As I begin this column Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba and Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey V. Lavrov ended their talks in Antalya, Turkey without reaching a cease-fire. 
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ECB, EU, And US CPI
Strong US equity gains yesterday helped lift Asia Pacific markets today. Tokyo led the move with a nearly 4% gain in the Nikkei. Taiwan and Korea rose more than 2%, while most other bourses gained more... 
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5 Best Commodity ETFs To Buy As Oil Prices Soar
Crude oil prices recently reached their highest levels in 13 years after President Joe Biden banned all imports of Russian fossil fuels in response to the country's invasion of Ukraine. 
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The Commodities Feed: Sell-Off Across The Complex
The market saw yet another big move yesterday, although for a change it was a sell-off. ICE Brent sold off more than 13%, which took it back down towards $111/bbl. 
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5 Best Commodity ETFs To Buy As Oil Prices Soar
Crude oil prices recently reached their highest levels in 13 years after President Joe Biden banned all imports of Russian fossil fuels in response to the country's invasion of Ukraine. 
Via Benzinga
Grains Report - Wednesday, March 9
Corn closed mixed but mostly a little higher as Russia remains bogged down in its war with Ukraine. 
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Why Energy And Food Price Shock Could Last 'At Least A Year'
Investors who saw the writing on the wall for inflation and food prices in 2022 have generated huge returns year-to-date. 
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Why Energy And Food Price Shock Could Last 'At Least A Year'
Central banks have recently focused on so-called core inflation metrics, which do not include volatile food and energy prices. Past food and energy price shocks have been... 
Via Benzinga
Risk Assets Given a Reprieve
Asia Pacific equities had a poor start, and Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean indices moved lower, but the equity benchmarks in Taiwan, Australia, India, and most of the smaller markets traded... 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, March 8
Wheat markets mostly traded freely again yesterday but still closed with strong gains on the day. 
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Parabolic Charts Mean Someone is in Pain
The moves that we have been seeing in oil, grains, and metal had to be taking a toll on someone. But anyone viewing one of these parabolic charts could hardly be blamed for being tempted to look for... 
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Benzinga's Daily Brief On Trending Tickers For March 8, 2022: Barclays Bank iPath Pure Beta Crude Oil ETN, GameStop, Tesla And More
Benzinga’s “Daily Brief On Trending Tickers” highlights top-searched tickers from around the web and uses the Benzinga Pro platform to highlight recent news... 
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Powerful Short Squeeze Lifts Nickel, While The Prospect Of New Joint EU Bonds Help Steady The Euro
A powerful short squeeze in nickel saw the price double for the second day before the London Metal Exchange suspended trading. It had allowed traders to defer delivery obligations. 
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