Naomi Blohm

These commodities are either undervalued, building a base of stronger demand, potentially facing reduced supply, or experiencing a combination of all the above.

A surprise bullish quarterly stocks report sets the stage.

Grain futures are likely to have a few things in store during the month of August.

For the past few years the world has seen an abundance of wheat, which has kept wheat prices in a modest trading range. But that’s not the case now.

After being mentally and emotionally battered by horrific weather events of 2019, farmers now face a new ambush in 2020: lower prices due to COVID-19 panic selling.

Traders fear with the Coronavirus not yet fully contained. This could slow demand for energy, and potentially lessen demand for food in the short term.