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

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

Heading into the new year, soybean prices will still hinge upon those factors, but also the production aspect in the country of Brazil.

Volatility is inherent in the capital markets. Investors can prep for volatility by incorporating strategies such as active funds like TILL.

Heading into 2023, supply continues to be a prime concern when investing in agricultural commodities. This includes fertilizer.

South America can continue to have a profound effect on where wheat prices take investors. Argentina could propel wheat prices higher.

The conflict in Ukraine continues to put supply constraints on the global food crisis, forcing prices of wheat and corn to rise.

Despite the recent slump, commodities have been flying high amid inflation fears, making them an ideal go-to asset to help hedge rising consumer prices.

Commodities traders and investors continue to keep a watchful eye on geopolitical forces, with Ukraine continuing to be the prime area of focus.