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Soybeans are back at the center of the global commodities conversation. Prices have climbed to a one-month high on renewed U.S.–China trade optimism, even as Beijing reportedly halted U.S. soybean purchases for the first time in seven years amid escalating trade tensions.

Sal Gilbertie, President of Teucrium Trading on Monday outlined the growing momentum behind cryptocurrency ETFs, especially those beyond Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC).

The leading grain and oilseed futures markets have declined since the 2022 highs. After posting losses over the first half of 2024, the bearish price action continues in Q3 as corn, soybean, and soft red winter wheat futures search for bottoms.

The leading grain and oilseed futures have significantly declined from their 2022 highs. During the heart of the 2024 growing season in the Northern Hemisphere, prices remain under pressure. The recent June WASDE report did little to lift prices from their bearish trading patterns.

The grain sector of the commodities market posted a 2.89% gain in Q4, but it declined 13.04% in 2023. As grains move into 2024, the annual crop season is on the horizon and will begin in the spring. Prices are at attractive levels after falling from multi-year or all-time peaks…

The USDA’s monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report is the gold standard for agricultural commodities’ fundamentals. The agency released its June report, during the heart of the 2023 Northern Hemisphere growing season, on Friday, June 9, 2023.

The USDA’s monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report is the gold standard for fundamental data on the commodities that feed and increasingly fuel the world. The May WASDE report comes during the start of the 2023 growing season in the northern hemisphere.

Grayscale Investments — the firm behind the world's largest Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) closed-end fund, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (OTC: GBTC) — highlighted what it believes to be inconsistencies in

Supply disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine war and renewed COVID-19 lockdowns have led to rising agricultural commodities prices. But because domestic producers are expected to capitalize on growing demand and rising prices, investing in ETFs that offer substantial exposure to agricultural markets could be wise. Therefore, we think agricultural ETFs…