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<ul><li>It Remains Dry in the US - A Problem For Grain Prices? Many areas in the U.S. remain quite dry for this time of the year.</li><li>Compared to 2016 and 2019 the drought index DSCI remains in fact quite elevated.</li><li>But we also can say that a high DSCI doesn’t necessarily mean upside pressure for grain prices.</li></ul>

It Remains Dry in the US - A Problem For Grain Prices? Many areas in the U.S. remain quite dry for this time of the year.Compared to 2016 and 2019 the drought index DSCI remains in fact quite elevated.But we also can say that a high DSCI doesn’t necessarily mean upside pressure for grain prices.

It Remains Dry in the US - A Problem For Grain Prices?

<ul><li>Historic Coffee Price Rally During the week Coffee Futures hit a new all-time high.</li><li>Supply concerns continue to fuel the rally in a strongly backwardated futures market.</li><li>The drought that El Niño weather brought over to Brazil over the last summer continue to be persistent.</li></ul>

Historic Coffee Price Rally During the week Coffee Futures hit a new all-time high.Supply concerns continue to fuel the rally in a strongly backwardated futures market.The drought that El Niño weather brought over to Brazil over the last summer continue to be persistent.

Historic Coffee Price Rally & WASDE Report Recap

<ul><li>The Abrdn Commodity Index is putting in a textbook head and shoulders consolidation pattern.</li><li>These chart patterns with a large base have the tendency to build the fundament for big breakouts. Something is brewing from a technical perspective here…</li><li>The ETF is tracking the Bloomberg Commodity Index Total Return (BCOM).</li></ul>

The Abrdn Commodity Index is putting in a textbook head and shoulders consolidation pattern.These chart patterns with a large base have the tendency to build the fundament for big breakouts. Something is brewing from a technical perspective here…The ETF is tracking the Bloomberg Commodity Index Total Return (BCOM).

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<ul><li>China holding large soybean inventories and US soybean exports to China at zero for the 2025-26 marketing year</li><li>President Trump late in addressing trade issues with China, leaving US farmers and exporters struggling to recapture market share</li><li>US seeing strong exports of corn and wheat due to competitive prices, with potential exemptions for certain agri products from tariff rates in trade deals</li></ul><p><em>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.</em></p>

China holding large soybean inventories and US soybean exports to China at zero for the 2025-26 marketing yearPresident Trump late in addressing trade issues with China, leaving US farmers and exporters struggling to recapture market shareUS seeing strong exports of corn and wheat due to competitive prices, with potential exemptions for certain agri products from tariff rates in trade dealsThis content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

Global Commodities: Agri trade returns to President Trumps Agenda

<ul><li>This chart from Sentiment Trader highlights that also gold stocks are quite stretched - which isn’t a sell signal, as a stretched market can always become more stretched.</li><li>Note: We’re long the June contract of Gold since mid of March</li><li>Another interesting thought regarding gold demand going forward: if AI models really become more efficient and less data center usage is needed, demand for gold in tech could be affected as well.</li></ul>

This chart from Sentiment Trader highlights that also gold stocks are quite stretched - which isn’t a sell signal, as a stretched market can always become more stretched.Note: We’re long the June contract of Gold since mid of MarchAnother interesting thought regarding gold demand going forward: if AI models really become more efficient and less data center usage is needed, demand for gold in tech could be affected as well.

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It Remains Dry in the US - A Problem For Grain Prices?

It Remains Dry in the US - A Problem For Grain Prices? Many areas in the U.S. remain quite dry for this time of the year. Compared to 2016 and...

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Historic Coffee Price Rally & WASDE Report Recap

Historic Coffee Price Rally During the week Coffee Futures hit a new all-time high. Supply concerns continue to fuel the rally in a strongly...

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Something Is Brewing…

These chart patterns with a large base have the tendency to build the fundament for big breakouts. Something is brewing from a technical...

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Global Commodities: Agri trade returns to President Trumps Agenda

China's record soybean inventories and limited imports from the US prompt President Trump to discuss trade with President Xi, while the US benefits...

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Sentiment Signal in Gold

This chart from Sentiment Trader highlights that also gold stocks are quite stretched - which isn’t a sell signal, as a stretched market can always...

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