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Teucrium Soybean (NY: SOYB )

21.02 -0.22 (-1.04%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Nov 21, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Black Sea & South American Yields And U.S. Exports. The Corn & Ethanol Report
Corn used for ethanol in August reached 473 Mil Bu, while down 11 Mil from July (July revised up by just 10 Mil Bu) it was well above the current USDA forecast of 5.465 Bil. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Wednesday, Oct. 2
Corn and Oats closed higher, with corn higher on follow through buying from the USDA quarterly stocks report that showed less than expected stocks in all positions. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Monday, Sept. 30
Corn and Oats closed higher and just off the highs of the day and the week. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grain Stocks, Hurricane Helene Aftermath And Port Strike Today’s Focus
ARC maintains corn exists in a longer term bull market as demand is shifted from the Black Sea to the US, but rallies above 44.25 Dec will struggle until US crop size is known and harvest nears 50%... 
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Exposures Ethanol
More Anemic Economic Data Ahead Of GDP & Jobs Data. The Corn & Ethanol Report
Recall corn and soybean yields in the Carolina’s and Virginia are already down sharply from last year due to drought. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Monday, Sep. 23
Corn closed higher but near the weekly lows and Oats closed slightly higher. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Grains Report - Wednesday, Aug. 21
Wheat was a little higher in all three markets on stable overseas prices reported in Russia and Europe. 
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Grains Report - Monday, August 12
Wheat was mixed last week, with Chicago a little higher but KC and Minneapolis a little lower before the release of the USDA reports on Monday. 
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Funds Squaring Positions During Harvest. The Corn And Ethanol Report
Dec CBOT corn ended weak for a second day closing below the 5-day moving average on hedge-related selling and an otherwise lack of breaking news. 
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Exposures Ethanol
How America’s Major Crop Farmlands Compare To Entire Countries
In 2023, the U.S. harvested 500 million metric tons of corn—a volume so immense it would fill over 1,000 of the world’s largest cargo ships, each with a 400,000 metric ton capacity. 
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Charted: 150 Years of Corn, Wheat, and Soy Yields in America
America can grow three-times as much corn from a single acre of land as it can wheat and soy. This is the story of how corn became king in America. 
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Exposures Ethanol
Soybean Commodity Elliott Wave Technical Analysis - Friday, September 20
On the daily chart, we observe this corrective structure unfolding at the primary wave degree. Wave A reached its conclusion at $1,249 in October 2023, followed by Wave B, which peaked at $1,398 in... 
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Grains Report - Thursday, Sep. 19
Palm Oil was higher again along with Chicago. Production reports indicate an increase in production at this time and disappearance has suffered with less demand from China. 
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Exposures Palm Oil
Grains Report - Tuesday, Sep. 17
Wheat was lower on what appeared to be long liquidation from the rally last week as world prices were stable amid weather problems here in the US and around the globe. 
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The Commodities Feed: European Gas Sell-Off
Oil prices firmed yesterday with shorts likely covering ahead of this week’s FOMC meeting. European gas prices came under further pressure as milder weather spread across the region. 
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When Tariffs Last Bloomed – Soybean Edition
Have US soybean exports recovered since Trump last reigned? Not in volumes. 2023 exports are below 2017 levels. 
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Topics Government
Exposures Political
Speculator Extremes: Ultra T-Bonds, Yen, 5-Year & Cotton Lead Bullish & Bearish Positions
This weekly 
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Exposures Textiles
The Commodities Feed: Oil Sell-Off
Oil prices have sold off aggressively, dragged lower by the broader risk-off move and prospects of the return of Libyan supply. This recent weakness raises doubts about whether OPEC+ will increase... 
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Will Gold Drop Again In September This Year?
The gold price has dropped every September since 2017, with an average decline of 3.2% over the month. And September has also commonly been one of the worst months for stocks, with an average decline... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Soybean Commodity Elliott Wave Technical Analysis 1
On the daily chart, the corrective pattern is analyzed from the primary wave degree (circled). Wave A (circled) concluded at $1,249 in October 2023, followed by Wave B (circled), which ended at $1,398... 
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COT Speculator Extremes: Yen, Gold & Brazil Real Lead Bullish & Bearish Positions
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Out of Sinc Inflation Keeps Rearing Its Ugly Head. The Corn And Ethanol Report
Dealers have been slow to lower prices as CBOT corn and soybean markets sit at multi-year lows. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Ethanol Interest Rates
Bears Still In Control Despite The Upside Potential: The Corn And Ethanol Report
CBOT futures are lower with corn and wheat futures scoring new contract lows. Pro Farmer’s US corn yield estimate of 181.1 BPA provided only temporary support, while its US soybean yield forecast of 55... 
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Exposures Ethanol
The Commodities Feed: Powell Speech And Lingering Tensions
Oil has rallied following Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, which suggested that the Fed will cut rates in September. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Speculator Extremes: Yen, Gold, 5-Year, 10-Year & Cotton Lead Bullish & Bearish Positions
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Exposures Textiles
Corn Bearish Trend On Last Legs. The Corn & Ethanol Report
Corn recovered on enlarged old crop export disappearance. 
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Exposures Ethanol
The Commodities Feed: Ceasefire Hopes
Oil prices have come under renewed pressure following progress towards a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. However, while Israel has accepted a ceasefire, the market is still waiting to see whether... 
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Soybean Commodity Elliott Wave Technical Analysis
Soybean is currently undergoing a correction in its long-term bullish trend. 
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The Commodities Feed: Oil Trades Under Pressure
The oil market traded under pressure this morning as slowing demand concerns outweigh fears of ongoing tensions in the Middle East. 
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Midland Research's USDA August Crop Supply/Demand And Crop Production Report
The USDA resurvey of the 2024 US plantings in the US August crop report did some dipsey doodling with their US corn and soybean plantings from the NASS June acreage report. The Update for corn... 
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Exposures Ethanol
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