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Congratulations to Yields For You on their launch of the Yields For You Strategy A ETF $YFYA Learn more about YFYA: https://lnkd.in/eUaDT-je --- As the White-Label partner for multiple new fund launches across several clients this year, our commitment to guiding asset managers on their ETF journey continues. We are proud to be the trusted partner of choice helping bring ETFs to life. At ETF Solutions by @TeucriumETFs, we simplify the complex; empowering clients to launch ETFs with confidence and precision. Whether you're starting your journey or refining your fund, we’re here to help you cut through the noise and move forward with practical solutions. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e_VP4E7C

Row Crops Surge as Weather, Delays, and Trade Uncertainty Drive Markets Corn, soybeans, and wheat rallied sharply, closing with double-digit gains. Ongoing heat and dryness across Argentina and southern Brazil fueled concerns over crop stress, while delays in Brazil’s fieldwork raised speculation that the key Safrinha crop—accounting for 75% of total production—could face planting setbacks. With global supply concerns mounting, the market has been actively pricing in a risk premium. Wheat followed row crops higher, supported by reports of 38% of Russia’s winter wheat crop facing stress amid adverse conditions and minimal snow cover, leaving fields exposed to freezing temperatures. Slower Russian export capacity added fuel to the rally, pushing futures toward the upper end of their trend. On the demand front, traders eyed reports that importers were securing forward needs ahead of potential tariff risks. Meanwhile, headlines suggested Canada and Mexico may avoid new tariffs if they align with U.S. border policy shifts, easing concerns—at least for now.

Row Crops Surge as Weather, Delays, and Trade Uncertainty Drive Markets Corn, soybeans, and wheat rallied sharply, closing with double-digit gains. Ongoing heat and dryness across Argentina and southern Brazil fueled concerns over crop stress, while delays in Brazil’s fieldwork raised speculation that the key Safrinha crop—accounting for 75% of total production—could face planting setbacks. With global supply concerns mounting, the market has been actively pricing in a risk premium. Wheat followed row crops higher, supported by reports of 38% of Russia’s winter wheat crop facing stress amid adverse conditions and minimal snow cover, leaving fields exposed to freezing temperatures. Slower Russian export capacity added fuel to the rally, pushing futures toward the upper end of their trend. On the demand front, traders eyed reports that importers were securing forward needs ahead of potential tariff risks. Meanwhile, headlines suggested Canada and Mexico may avoid new tariffs if they align with U.S. border policy shifts, easing concerns—at least for now.

Tariffs, South American Supply, and Volatility Weigh on Grain Markets Friday’s correction spilled into today's session and pushed futures lower. Argentina’s tax cuts, delays in Brazilian fieldwork, and rising tariff concerns were key themes in today's trade. President Trump’s tariff threats against Colombia reminded the markets that there is a bite behind the "tariff" bark. Futures prices will likely continue to face overhead pressure amid rising trade tensions. The trade will be watching South American weather for impacts on soybean harvest and 2nd crop corn planting. Sugar continued higher, testing resistance near 0.2000, with additional barriers at 0.2012–0.2013, where key moving averages converge.

Tariffs, South American Supply, and Volatility Weigh on Grain Markets Friday’s correction spilled into today's session and pushed futures lower. Argentina’s tax cuts, delays in Brazilian fieldwork, and rising tariff concerns were key themes in today's trade. President Trump’s tariff threats against Colombia reminded the markets that there is a bite behind the "tariff" bark. Futures prices will likely continue to face overhead pressure amid rising trade tensions. The trade will be watching South American weather for impacts on soybean harvest and 2nd crop corn planting. Sugar continued higher, testing resistance near 0.2000, with additional barriers at 0.2012–0.2013, where key moving averages converge.