DBA

Deteriorating crop conditions due to crazy weather and strong Chinese demand resulting from the trade deal should help keep a floor under soybean prices into harvest and beyond.China has already purchased 11 million metric tons of corn from the US, and appears to be ready to buy more.Like soybeans, corn has breached a key level to the upside. However, unlike soybeans, it has a lot more work left to do.

November soybean futures (S_1:COM) settled +1.5% at $10.435 per bushel, the highest finish since May 2018 and capping a 16% surge since August, driven by heavy buying from Chinese importers.Sales

"Starting next week my administration is committing an additional... $13B in relief to help farmers recover from the China virus," President Trump announced a campaign rally in Mosinee, Wisconsin.The new

Fundamentals are decidedly unfriendly for sugar's long-term outlook.Global health authorities are engaged in a "war" to limit sugar intake.Big producers are also showing a negative bias against the commodity.

Newly minted bond bears got a harsh lesson in market timing on Tuesday as a precipitous drop in technology shares sent investors in search of havens.

As the brutal technology rout deepens, exchange-traded fund investors are placing bets on value.

Agricultural commodities have had a strong few months as the weaker U.S dollar has led to a moderate increase in exports. China's food prices have been skyrocketing due to floods and, with the Yuan rising, China is likely to significantly boost U.S imports over the coming months. COVID and climate factors has led to a growing global food shortage which may spur a 2009-2011 like bull market in agricultural commodities. Invesco's agricultural basket ETF DBA is a great option to bet on a continued rally.