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The US ETFs 1 month 3 month Year to date
Teucrium Wheat Fund (WEAT) 3.75% -1.09% 2.91%
PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund (DBA) 1.04% 5.62% 8.36%
VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF (MOO) 1.95% 10.59% 16.63%
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The US ETFs 1 month 3 month Year to date
Teucrium Wheat Fund (WEAT) 3.75% -1.09% 2.91%
PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund 1.04% 5.62% 8.36%
VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF 1.95% 10.59% 16.63%

Save Global Wheat Supply and Demand

Top 3 wheat-producing countries are EU, China, and India. They combined produce 40% to 50% of global wheat.

Top 3 wheat-consuming countries are also EU, China, and India. Total consumption of these countries accounts for at least 40% of global consumption.

Major wheat-exporting countries are Russia, EU, and the US. These countries in total accounts for over 40% of global wheat export.

Major wheat-importing countries are African countries (mainly Northern Africa and Nigeria), SE Asian countries, and the Middle East. These countries import almost half of global wheat import.

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  • Global Wheat Supply (R)
    2021
    1,076.54m
  • Global Wheat Demand (R)
    2021
    781.01m
  • Global Wheat Supply (YoY, L)
    2021
    2.80%
  • Global Wheat Demand (YoY ,L)
    2021
    4.53%
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Save Global Wheat Net Demand

Wheat net demand = annual growth of demand - annual growth of supply

Positive net demand means demand outgrows supply and supports price growth. Negative net demand usually leads to price fall.

*USDA releases WASDE report within the 9th to the 12th every month forecasting supply and demand of crops for the year ending in April.
*The report includes revisions for the last two years.

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  • Global Wheat Net Demand (YoY,L)
    2021
    1.73%
  • Wheat Price (R)
    2021-04-19
    658.10
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Save Global Wheat Stocks to Use Ratio

Ending stocks
/ demand
= Stocks-to-use ratio

Stocks/use ratio forecasts the number of years that wheat supply will be sufficient under current demand pattern. "Stocks" refer to the projected ending stocks at the end of April.

When the ratio goes down, wheat price rises. Wheat has long been oversupplied. Although demand improved during 2019/20, S/U remains as high as 35% to 40%.

*USDA releases WASDE report between the 9th to the 12th every month forecasting supply and demand of crops for the year ending on April 30th.
*The report includes revisions for the last two years.

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  • Global Wheat Stocks to Use Ratio (R)
    2021
    37.84%
  • Wheat Futures Price (L)
    2021-04-19
    658.10
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Save Global Wheat Stocks to Use Ratio (Monthly)

USDA releases WASDE report forecasting supply and demand of crops for the year ending in April.

Stocks/Use ratio forecasts the number of years or days that soybean supply will be sufficient under the current demand pattern. The stocks here refer to the projected ending stocks at the end of upcoming April.

When the ratio goes down, wheat price rises.

*USDA releases WASDE report between the 9th to the 12th every month.
*The report includes revisions for the last two years.

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  • Global Wheat Stocks to Use Ratio (Monthly, L)
    2021-04
    37.84%
  • Wheat Futures Price (R)
    2021-04-19
    658.10
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The US ETFs 1 month 3 month Year to date
Teucrium Wheat Fund (WEAT) 3.75% -1.09% 2.91%
PowerShares DB Agriculture Fund 1.04% 5.62% 8.36%
VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF 1.95% 10.59% 16.63%

Save Wheat COT Index

Large Non-commercial (speculator) Net Position
- Large Commercial (hedger) Net Position
= Commitment of Traders Index

COT index represents the positioning of large traders, when it heads up, it means they are bullish about the wheat market.

*Updates every Friday ET

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  • Wheat COT Index (L)
    2021 W15
    27,650.00
  • Wheat Futures Price (R)
    2021-04-19
    658.10
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Save Wheat Futures Managed Fund Long-Short Ratio vs. Price

Long positions by managed funds
/ short positions by managed funds
= Ratio of long to short

The long-to-short ratio represents market sentiment to some degree. When the ratio gets bigger, institutional investors are going long on wheat futures. When the ratio reaches an all-time high or low, market sentiment can be overly optimistic or pessimistic, which could bring about a reversal in price.

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  • Wheat Futures Long-to-Short Ratio (L)
    2021 W15
    0.86
  • CBOT Wheat Futures Price (R)
    2021-04-19
    658.10
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Save US Wheat Condition

USDA reports monthly on crop condition beginning May, including crop area and production projection per acre.

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  • US Wheat Area Planted (L)
    2021-04
    44.30m
  • US Wheat Area Harvested (L)
    2021-04
    36.70m
  • US Wheat Yield per Harvested Acre (R)
    2021-04
    49.70
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