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.

Wheat futures declined on Wednesday, with prices looking to post their lowest settlement since mid-June after the U.S. Department of Agriculture raised its U.S. wheat supply outlook. It lifted its 2023/2024 U.S. wheat supply projection to 66.66 million metric tons, from 65.28 million in the June report.

Wheat futures head for lowest finish since mid-June as USDA raises U.S. supply outlook

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Agricultural futures and ETFs are showing some explosive movements. The oats and wheat markets are making significant gains after the Independence Day holiday.

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This year remains a challenging one for most commodities as global economic slowing undermines demand. Ongoing uncertainty in the U.S. led to prolonged market volatility in the last six months — volatility that extended to most commodity classes.

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Agricultural commodities could see a volatile summer, which opens opportunities for short-term traders, particularly if a bullish backdrop ensues. A confluence of factors, namely geopolitical and meteorological, could make for a volatile ride for the agricultural commodities market.

Agricultural Commodities Could Face a Volatile Summer

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It's been a high-stakes game of poker for Russia and Ukraine regarding the Black Sea grain deal. If both nations decide to fold and walk away with no deal, it could send agricultural commodities higher.

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As geopolitical forces play out on agricultural commodities in Ukraine, fewer domestic exports from the U.S. this summer could also weigh on prices, particularly when it comes to wheat, corn, and soybean exports. It appears that U.S. exports will face competition from South America, according to data on spring shipments.

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El Niño conditions confirmed, likely leading to worsening drought conditions in North America and extreme weather disrupting grain production worldwide. Australia's wheat production is expected to decline by 34% in 2023/24 due to El Niño, impacting global wheat prices. Russia/Ukraine grain export deal may not be extended in July, further affecting wheat prices and prompting an upgrade of the Teucrium Wheat ETF to a buy.

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Wheat prices are on the rise due to multiple factors, including the recent collapse of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine, which threatens the country's wheat supplies to developing nations.

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El Nino, the periodic weather phenomenon characterized by an abnormal warming of the Pacific Ocean, has set in 2023.

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Agricultural commodities are pushing higher as the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate. In particular, the collapse of a major dam in southern Ukraine translated to higher wheat and corn prices.

Wheat, Corn Push Higher as Russia-Ukraine Conflict Escalates

China's surplus of wheat could be decimated by heavy rain and high humidity, according to the South China Morning Post. It could give bullish wheat traders signs of life.

Heavy Rain and Humidity Is Decimating China's Wheat Supply

The second-largest economy is making use of its wheat surplus. China is shifting from corn to wheat for its animal feed market, which could hamper corn imports.

China's Shift From Corn to Wheat Could Hamper Imports

The KCBT-CBOT wheat spread signals potential supply and price concerns, which could lift CBOT wheat prices from their current levels. The USDA's latest report forecasts smaller U.S. and global wheat inventories, with the worldwide stocks-to-use ratio at its lowest since 2014/2015.

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Geopolitical factors stemming from Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year continue to have a major effect on agricultural commodities. In particular, an extension of the Black Sea grain deal could sway prices.

Black Sea Grain Extension Could Sway Ag Commodities

Wheat futures climbed on Friday, with prices looking to post their first gain in five sessions after the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its U.S. all-wheat yield projection and forecast that domestic ending stocks would be at their lowest in 16 years. The latest monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates reported projected the all-wheat yield for the 2023/2024 marketing year at 4.7 bushels per acre, 1.8 bushels lower than last year.

Wheat futures eye first gain in 5 sessions; USDA forecasts U.S. ending stocks at lowest in 16 years

Wheat futures have declined so far in 2023, after settling last week at their lowest prices in more than a year, pressured by “abundant” supplies, despite the usual uncertainty surrounding the potential renewal of the Black Sea grain export deal between Russia and Ukraine.

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Despite Russia mulling a pivotal deadline that could affect the global grain supply, one expert doesn't see a disruption to the downturn in commodity prices.

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Despite an uptick in commodities prices amid rising inflation, there could be a commodities supercycle ahead. At least, there could be if history repeats itself, according to a Visual Capitalist blog.

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The Teucrium Wheat Fund WEAT ETF provides exposure to wheat prices via wheat futures. The WEAT ETF should only be used for short to medium-term bets as it suffers from commodity futures roll decay.

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Recession fears continue to amplify in the capital markets, but this could push commodities higher, particularly those of the agricultural variety. The U.S. Federal Reserve has been in a dogfight with inflation, and it's proving to be a long-term battle.

Recession Woes Could Push Agricultural Commodities Higher

Wheat prices may be retreating, but demand in China could help counteract the recent bearishness. That said, investors may want to take advantage of the dip in prices with the Teucrium Wheat Fund (WEAT).

Demand in China Helps to Prop Up Wheat Prices

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Engagement on VettaFi's ETF platforms can serve as a great indicator of advisor and end investor sentiment, as our ETF lists are sought after for research purposes. In March 2023, there were some compelling trends worthy of further investigation.

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Wheat prices are down about 9% year-to-date, offering buyers a reprieve from last year's price spike. Nonetheless, weather will remain a driving factor in terms of dictating prices moving forward.

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