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A drought in Argentina could push soybean prices even higher amid elevated inflation, which presents an inflation hedge.

One month into 2023, agricultural commodities experienced a slight uptick, according to an S&P blog.

Investors bullish on rising wheat prices could be smiling all the way into 2024 with only one month down in 2023.

South America will continue to play a major role in the direction of soybean prices as climate conditions unfold for the rest of 2023.

The capital markets are looking at China with eyes wide open, looking for opportunities as the country's economy bounces back.

VettaFi's vice chair Tom Lydon appeared on Fox Business's mornings with Maria and dug into the inflation conversation.

Grain commodities had a raucous 2022 due to a combination of inflation and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine clouding the availability of a third of the world’s wheat output.

One of the default plays over the last couple of years for combating inflation has been getting commodities exposure.

The research group, Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU), doesn't see commodity prices falling after a volatile 2022.

Corn investors could be getting what they want in the new year if macroeconomic conditions can stay steady through 2023.