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Teucrium Sugar Fund ETV (NY: CANE )

11.48 -0.05 (-0.43%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EST, Dec 20, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Softs Report - Monday, Dec. 16
FCOJ closed higher and the chart trends are up on the daily charts but mixed on the weekly charts. 
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Topics Commodities
Softs Report - Thursday, Dec. 12
FCOJ closed higher and the chart trends are mixed. 
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Topics Commodities
Commodities Outlook 2025: A Bearish Horizon
We see large parts of the complex edging lower in 2025 with relatively comfortable supply and demand balances. 
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Topics Commodities
Softs Report - Monday, Dec. 9
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Topics Commodities
Gold Bullish Cycles In Play
Using a mix of more than a dozen long-term cycles, the SP500 is projected to enter a long-term bear market in 2025. 
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Topics Commodities Cryptocurrencies Stocks / Equities
Softs Report - Tuesday, Dec. 3
Cotton was lower and the trends are sideways. Selling came from news that Trump will impose some big tariffs on China. 
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Topics Commodities Futures Government
Exposures Political Tariff Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, Nov. 27
Cotton was mixed and little changed and the trends are still turning up in this market. 
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Topics Commodities
Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, Nov. 26
Cotton was higher and the trends are now turning up in this market. 
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Topics Commodities
Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Friday, Nov. 22
Cotton was higher and the trends are now mixed in this market. 
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Topics Commodities
Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, Nov. 20
Cotton was a little higher after a choppy session and the trends are still down in this market. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday, Nov. 14
FCOJ closed lower on speculative profit taking and reports of new selling from producers. The market remains well supported in the longer term based on forecasts for tight supplies in Florida. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Nov. 12
Cotton was lower and closed at a new low for the move. A stronger US Dollar weighed on Cotton futures prices. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Sunday, Nov. 10
FCOJ closed higher in consolidation trading. The market remains well supported in the longer term based on forecasts for tight supplies in Florida. 
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Food Commodities Comeback - 1st Sugar, Now Soybeans
The recent export Sales report showed soybean on the high end. While that was a 3-week low, it was still 88.7% above the same week last year. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Nov. 7
FCOJ closed slightly higher in consolidation trading. The market remains well supported in the longer term based on forecasts for tight supplies in Florida. 
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Softs Report - Monday, Nov. 4
FCOJ closed higher and the spot November contract was sharply higher to post a new high and new high close for the move. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 31
Cotton was lower in recovery trading as export demand remains weak. Trends are mixed in this market. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Monday, Oct. 21
Cotton was lower last week as export demand remains weak and traders do not expect much improvement in at least the short term. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, Oct. 29
FCOJ closed mixed and the spot November contract was higher again as the market remains short of juice. 
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The Commodities Feed: Israel Responds, Oil Sells Off
Oil prices sold off this morning following Israel’s response to Iran’s recent missile attack. 
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Softs Report - Friday, Oct. 25
Cotton was yesterday as export demand remains weak and the US Dollar was strong. 
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Exposures Textiles
First Gold, Silver, Maybe Sugar, And Now Soybeans?
If this is truly shaping up to be a time for commodities, especially ones undervalued, then let’s expand beyond gold and silver. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 17
Cotton was lower and trends are turning down on the daily charts as continued stressful weather was seen in the south but export demand was less. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, Oct. 16
Cotton was lower and trends are turning down on the daily charts as continued stressful weather was seen in the south but export demand was less. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, Oct. 15
Cotton was lower yesterday and trends are turning down on the daily charts as continued stressful weather was seen in the south but export demand was less. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 10
Cotton was a little lower and trends are turning down on the daily charts as continued stressful weather was seen in the south but export demand was less. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Monday, Oct. 7
Cotton was a little higher in range trading as continued stressful weather was seen in the south but export demand was less. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 3
Cotton was a little higher in range trading as continued stressful weather was seen in the south. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, Oct. 1
Cotton was higher as continued stressful weather was seen in the south. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Friday, Sept. 27
Cotton was a little lower as continued stressful weather was seen in the south. 
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Exposures Textiles
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