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Teucrium Wheat (NY: WEAT )

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Greenflation
A discussion about markets, climate change, and the energy crisis. 
Via Talk Markets
Why China Hasn't Condemned Russia: American-Led Sanctions Against Russia For Its Invasion Of Ukraine Are Fueling A Global Realignment.
"The friendship of the peoples of China and the Soviet Union is everlasting." 1967 Sino-Soviet propaganda poster (via Soviet Visuals). The U.S. Sanctions Chinese... 
Via Benzinga
Futures Slide As VIX Jumps And Oil Rally Accelerates; Bond Rout Fizzles
Contracts on the Nasdaq 100 were down 0.5% at 7:15 am in New York, while S&P 500 and Dow futures fell 0.4%. 
Via Talk Markets
Why China Won't Condemn Russia
Maintaining an alliance with Russia is in China's interest. How the West versus Russia is becoming the Rest versus the West. 
Via Talk Markets
Futures Rise As Torrid Oil Rally Pauses
US equity futures reversed earlier losses and European stock markets rose as a sharp rally in crude oil stalled, even as a selloff in bonds deepened Tuesday after Fed Chair Powell signaled a stronger... 
Via Talk Markets
Why The Wheat ETF Spiked On Monday
A new report over the weekend detailed how the war in Ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. 
Via Talk Markets
Why The Wheat ETF Spiked On Monday: A New Report Into How Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine, And The Resulting Sanctions, Could Lead To A Global Food Crisis.
Tymur Khakimov/Pexels The Impact Of War And Sanctions In a post earlier this month (Sanctioning Ourselves), I mentioned how our system's top names reflected the impact of... 
Via Benzinga
It's Powell vs The Market And The Winner is: Oil, For Now
After a day of bouncing down and then bouncing up again the S&P 500 closed almost exactly where it started; though the Dow dropped 202 points and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 55. 
Via Talk Markets
Powell Lights Up The Dollar
Hawkish comments by Fed Chair Powell stoked a jump in yield and lit the dollar. News that Alibaba was boosting its share buyback program to $25 bln from $15 bln helped lift HK shares, while the weaker... 
Via Talk Markets
March Madness Continues - The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn Front China announced it would sell 1 mmt of potash fertilizer from reserves of spring farming demand. Fertilizer is a hot commodity these days and China will cash in anyway they can. 
Via Talk Markets
The Next Big Theme: March 2022
The war between Russia and Ukraine is driving commodity prices through the roof. 
Via Talk Markets
Grains Report - Wednesday, March 16
Wheat markets were mostly higher as the peace talks and the war between Ukraine and Russia look to drag on for a long time. 
Via Talk Markets
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
Cautious Markets After China Disappoints
Ukraine's Mariupol refuses to surrender as the war is turning more brutal according to reports. Iran-backed rebels in Yemen struck half of a dozen sites in Saudi Arabia, driving oil prices higher. 
Via Talk Markets
The Great Disruption: Energy, Transportation, Food & Agriculture
Failure to understand the S-curve adoption of disruptive technologies is a common blind spot. Tony Seba explains the forces shaping the world in this August 2021 virtual update. 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Drone Attack On Saudi Arabia
Over the weekend, Iranian backed Houthi rebels attacked multiple targets in Saudi Arabia with drones. A fuel distribution terminal in Jizan was attacked on Saturday, followed by attacks on a natural... 
Via Talk Markets
7 Commodities You Need to Watch Amid the Geo-Political Turmoil
Commodities have a bright future, following lifting geopolitical tensions and rising expectations on inflation. 
Via InvestorPlace
Corn Down - Nemenoff Report Thursday, March 17
June Bonds are currently 11 higher at 152’05, down 2’35 for the week. 10 Year Notes are 7 higher at 124’15, down 1’25 for the week and 5 Year Notes up 7 over night at 116’03, down 1;02 for the week. 
Via Talk Markets
Futures Drift Lower After Kremlin Dashes Ukraine Peace Hopes; Curve Inversion Persists
Contracts on the Nasdaq 100 dipped 0.4% by 7:30 a.m. in New York, while S&P 500 futures were 0.34% lower. 
Via Talk Markets
Buckle Up Your Chinstrap - The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn Front we saw some green in the market not the Chicago River. It did not last long as we opened steady lower and steadily traded lower. Higher demand for U.S. exports and lower crude oil... 
Via Talk Markets
Futures Surge On Beijing Market Rescue, Ukraine Ceasefire Hopes As Fed Rate Hike Looms
Tech companies led the US premarket gains, with Tesla rising 3.3% while U.S.-listed Chinese stocks rebounded from a steep selloff after China’s promise to boost financial markets and stimulate economic... 
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. 
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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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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. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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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