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Soft Commodities in Q1 2025- Where are they Heading in Q2?

Soft commodities were the best-performing sector of the asset class in 2024, posting an over 58% gain. They also led in 2023, with an over 24% increase. Over the past two years, cocoa, coffee, and frozen concentrated orange juice futures reached record highs, with cotton and sugar rising to multi-year…

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1 Agriculture ETF Beating the Market in 2024

1 Agriculture ETF Beating the Market in 2024

Agri-commodity ETFs, and particularly the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund, are a compelling choice for investors seeking a hedge against inflation and a tasty dividend yield.

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Buy These 5 Agricultural ETFs to Take Advantage of Rising Commodity Prices

Supply disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine war and renewed COVID-19 lockdowns have led to rising agricultural commodities prices. But because domestic producers are expected to capitalize on growing demand and rising prices, investing in ETFs that offer substantial exposure to agricultural markets could be wise. Therefore, we think agricultural ETFs…

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