Teucrium Soybean Fund (SOYB) Dividend History

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• Soybeans See Record Short Position Amid Shifting Chinese Demand And Uncertain Supply

  Big Short Traders have been offloading Soybeans since November, peaking last week, as global stockpiles grow. As of Friday, traders had increased their bearish stance on CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) soybean futures and options, reaching a new record net short position of 171,999 contracts, up from 160,653 the previous week. This surpasses the previous all-time high net short of 168,835 contracts from May of 2019. Chinese Demand China plays a pivotal role as the leading global soybean market, importing 60% of all internationally traded soybeans and around 30% of annual U.S. soybean production. Changes in its soybean needs have a huge impact on the US market. The long slide soybean prices have experienced is largely tied to ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

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• A Month After Xi Jinping Meets With Iowan Farmers, China's Outsized Impact On US Commodity Markets Is Made Clear With Historic Buying Spree

  Big Purchase Between October and mid-December 2023, China purchased a massive amount of wheat, totaling 60 million bushels. This included a record-breaking weekly total of 55 million bushels. This unexpected development occurred when U.S. wheat prices had recently hit multi-year lows. Despite initial indications of a record-low year for U.S. wheat exports in 2023/24, China’s sudden purchases are expected to improve prospects in the face of strong competition from other exporting nations. Why Now? China, dealing with issues of wheat quality due to untimely rains during harvest season, is projected to be the top global wheat importer in 2023/24. This has led to increased global demand for affordable wheat.  Price Action  Market players ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

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• This Month's Top-Performing ETFs: Politics, Fed Rate Cut Hopes Ignite 30%-Plus Rally In These 2 Funds

  Throughout November, financial markets experienced a significant upswing, with both stocks and bonds on the rise. This surge was primarily driven by investors increasing their bets on potential Federal Reserve rate cuts in the upcoming year. Inflation continues to cool and Fed policymakers lean toward more dovish remarks. This optimism was reflected across various segments of the market. Let’s break down the top-performing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) across various asset classes, including country equities, U.S. equity sectors, thematic equities, bonds, and commodities. Best Country ETFs In November Global X MSCI Argentina ETF (NYSE:ARGT) up 31.5%: Topping the list, the ARGT ETF experienced a remarkable surge, buoyed by the electoral victory of ultra-liberalist Andrei Milei in Argentina. This political shift sparked a wave of bullish sentiment in Argentine stocks. iShares MSCI Israel ETF (NYSE:EIS) up 16.6%: Israeli equities also witnessed substantial growth. This rise was supported by a stabilization in the shekel, thanks to the intervention by the Bank of Israel following the start of conflict with Hamas. iShares South Korea ETF (NYSE:EWY) up 14.5%: South Korean stocks rallied following the ...Full story available on Benzinga.com

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• Best-Performing ETFs of Last Week

  Last week, Wall Street was upbeat. However, a few agricultural ETFs and Chinese tech ETFs emerged as winners.

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• Stay bullish on stocks, bearish on commodities as deflation clouds gather, says this quant strategy

  Prometheus Research sees promise in a portfolio that's pointing to low growth and low inflation.

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