Tag: agricultural commodities
US Corn Weekly Review: Planted Acreage Report Sparks Rally
US corn and soybean markets exploded higher on Tuesday following the release of the June 30th Acreage and Stocks reports. Let me start by...
US Corn And Soybeans Weekly Report: Prices Jump Higher As Rally...
The rally in Corn and soybeans prices continued this week due to follow through speculation on the potential for lost soybean acreage and deteriorating crop...
US Corn And Soybeans Weekly Review: Focus Turns To Acreage Adjustments
The market focus has quickly shifted to the upcoming June 30th Planted Acreage report, which could offer potential acreage adjustments to the USDA’s March 31st Prospecting...
Corn Prices Rally After Retesting 2014 Lows
Lots of questions remain around Corn prices, and ag commodities in general. It's been a while since I looked at Corn, so it's time...
US Corn And Soybeans Weekly Review: Short Covering Rally
Early Tuesday morning the corn and soybean markets finally showed some signs of life, reacting in large part to Monday’s Weekly Crop Progress report,...
US Corn And Soybeans Weekly Review: All About The Yields
Tuesday’s Crop Progress report was the first this year containing “good-to-excellent” ratings by state for the US corn crop. Nationally the corn crop was...
US Corn Weekly Review: Traders Cautious On Yields Outlook
Monday’s Crop Progress report showed the US corn crop now 85% planted as of May 17th versus 71% last year and the 5-year average of...
Teucrium Agriculture ETFs: Bottoms Up or Bottoms Down?
The longer the US Dollar Index remains at or near 100, the more difficult it will be for the common grains (Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat)...
Why This Commodities Bust Could Test Investor Patience
Commodities continues to be a hot topic. And there are several reasons for this. Here are five that come to mind:
Crude Oil continues to...
Corn Prices Rallying On Dollar Weakness, Wheat Still Sinks
Wednesday was a tough day for the grains, with Corn prices falling over 1 percent and Wheat prices lower by over 4 percent. But this...


