The year 2022 as a whole could easily be attributed to the Russia-Ukraine war, red-hot inflation and rising-rate worries after an upbeat 2021.

These ETF events of April may be equally meaningful in the month of May.

Stocks have experienced the fifth--worst start since 1927 this year, per J.P. Morgan, as quoted on CNBC.

Ukraine and Russia are major exporters of wheat but may not be able to deliver crops abroad.

The escalation in tensions between Moscow and Western countries over Ukraine have led to supply disruption fears in an already-tight commodity market.

Argentina cutting off grain exports, plus La Nina causing a new leg up for corn and soybean prices. Natural gas weather turns slightly cold 2nd half of January due to a -NAO but not severe cold due to...

China has become a big importer of U.S. grains as food prices soar.

The August 10 derecho lit a bullish fuse. The falling dollar supports grain prices.

One side effect of coronavirus-related hoarding: a five-year high in thinly-traded rice futures."As the effects of Covid-19 are being felt in the U.S. and around the world, consumers are rushing t