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Bonds Meltdown
Federal Reserve Governor Brainard's suggestion that of a rapid unwind of the Fed's balance sheet stoked a bond market sell-off that is continuing today, rippling through the capital markets. 
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The Commodities Feed: Russian Oil Escapes Sanctions For Now
The oil market gave back a lot of its earlier gains on Tuesday, with it becoming clear that the EU would not target Russian oil under the latest round of sanctions. 
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2021/22 U.S. Stocks May Tighten, but 2022’s Plantings were the Surprise
Last week’s 2022 U.S. planting intentions provided some dramatic surprises when the USDA survey revealed sharply lower corn plantings & substantial jump in soybeans seedings than the trade expected. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, April 5
Corn closed higher but inside the recent trading range on the daily and weekly charts last week partly in response to the USDA reports. 
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Futures Slide To Overnight Lows As Algos Spooked By EU Ban On Russian Coal
After initially trading sharply higher around the European open, US stock futures dropped to session lows as traders digested the latest developments in the Ukraine war. 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, March 29
Palm Oil was lower again on price action in outside markets and as China is closing down for Covid reasons again. 
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Grains Report - Friday, March 25
Rice was a little higher after trading a little lower. There is a lot of concern about the high costs of raising Rice and that there could be less acres planted in the US for this reason. 
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RBA Drops "Patience" To Send The Aussie Higher
Australian stocks advanced in a mixed regional session while China and Hong Kong markets were closed for the local holiday. BOJ Kuroda called the yen's recent moves 
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3 of the Hottest ETFs to Buy Right Now
From agriculture to financial services, here are 3 hot ETFs to buy in April amidst rising inflation and geopolitical turmoil. 
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The Commodities Feed: Saudi OSP Raised To Record Highs
A daily roundup of commodities news and ING views. 
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5 Commodity ETFs Enjoying Hot Streak in Q1
Commodities continued their hot streak this year, wrapping up their best quarter in more than 30 years. 
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The Commodities Feed: IEA Members Agree Stock Release
The oil market has traded lower during most of the morning session in Asia, with concerns over the deteriorating Covid situation in China. 
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How The Western Response To Russia Is Changing Commodities Markets
Credit Suisse wunderkind Zoltan Pozsar talks about the new world evolving in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Plus, how to invest amid the new regime while limiting your downside risk. 
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Weekly Commentary: Historic Q1 2022
IS Putin’s overarching goal to divide the world? Putin has over the years railed against a U.S.-dominated world. He abhors the dollar-based global financial apparatus. 
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Commodities Continued to March Higher Last Month
The S&P GSCI posted its best quarterly return in decades, as inflation continued to post the highest readings in decades. Commodities rose another 9.63% in March after an 8.8% rise in February. 
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EMU CPI Surges And The Market Sees About A 75% Chance Of A 50 bp Fed Hike Next Month Before The Jobs Report
May WTI extended the retreat sparked by the US intention to draw down its strategic oil reserve by 180 mln barrels over the next six months, but US 10-year yield has jumped six basis points to 2.40%. 
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“You Can Print Money, But Not Oil To Heat Or Wheat To Eat”
Credit Suisse's Zoltan Pozsar warns central banks won't be able to paper over the commodity shortages due to the West's sanctions on Russia. 
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The Commodities Feed: Biden Confirms Stock Release
President Biden confirmed that the US will release 1MMbbls/d of crude oil over a 6 month period from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), which will work out to about 180MMbbls. 
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China's PMI Disappoints, US getting more Serious about Deploying SPR
The poor Chinese March PMI and talk that the US could tap its strategic oil reserves by as much as one million barrels a day for six months have rippled through the capital markets. 
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The Commodities Feed: De-Escalation Hopes See Commodities Trade Lower
The oil market came under pressure yesterday following Russia's announcement that it would scale back its military operation around Kyiv and Chernihiv. 
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Gold, War, and Solid Investor Tactics
While the massively overvalued US stock market offers some short-term trading opportunities, serious investors risk being literally annihilated as the CAPE ratio reverts to more normal levels of 20,... 
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Russia To Sharply Cut Military Operations Near Kyiv and Chernigov. The Corn & Ethanol Report
On the Corn front, wheat and corn futures fall ahead of the Ukraine peace talks. We do have concerns over China’s surging Covid-19 cases which is also weighing in on commodity markets further. 
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Point Hedges ETP Performance During Invasion Of Ukraine
Areas where exports from Russia and Ukraine are a significant portion of the global export market and whose disruption could have a significant impact on the global balance of supply and demand. 
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Hoarding Is Suddenly In, "Lean" Operations Are Out As Shortages Ripple Across The Globe
Ukraine, a major exporter of grains and other food crops, announced soon after the Russian invasion of the country that it would ban exports of many food crops to ensure that Ukraine has enough to feed... 
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Weekly Market Pulse: The Cure For High Prices
There’s an old Wall Street maxim that the cure for high commodity prices is high commodity prices. As prices rise two things will generally limit the scope of the increase. 
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The Commodities Feed: OPEC+ Week
Having settled lower in the two previous weeks, last week ICE Brent managed to settle almost 12% higher, which took the market back above $120/bbl. 
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Weekly Commentary: The Big Test
It’s been some time since the Fed commenced a serious tightening cycle. Previous moves to raise rates progressed gingerly, so as not to risk upsetting the cherished stock market. 
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5 ETFs Leading the Commodity Rally in March
While most commodity ETFs have been soaring some have been the show stealers. 
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Futures Ramp To Session High As Oil Slides
S&P futures were near session highs, up 0.3% or 14 points to 4,526 around the time US traders got to their desks as investors evaluated economic risks from Federal Reserve monetary-policy tightening... 
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Futures Jump With Treasury Yields As NATO Says It's Preparing For "Risk Of Nuclear Incidents"
After the recent torrid stock delta/gamma-squeeze rally took a breather on Wednesday, overnight U.S. index futures resumed advancing even as yields jumped as investors continued to monitor rising... 
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