Invesco DB Agriculture Fund [DBA] Stock Forecast

The Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ETF takes a basket approach to invest in agricultural commodity futures. The developing El Niño event is negatively impacting multiple crops, such as rice and sugar. It is now starting to show up in wheat data as well. As we enter the Fall harvest season, I expect data to get incrementally worse for crop yields, supporting higher prices.

Commodities, including agricultural commodities like orange juice and sugar, are experiencing significant price increases. The Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ETF (DBA) is facing resistance on the technical chart and bearish seasonal trends. Despite recent momentum, agricultural commodities are in a bearish calendar stretch, and DBA may encounter resistance near $23.

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For investors seeking momentum, Invesco DB Agriculture ETF DBA is probably on radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 15.7% from its 52-week low price of $19.25/share.

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Many commodity-specific agricultural products ceased trading in June 2023 due to low assets and volumes, suggesting a decline in interest in the agricultural and commodity sector. The lack of ETN products could drive market participants to futures and futures options markets, potentially increasing volumes and open interest, but also could decrease liquidity as market makers no longer use futures to hedge the ETN products. The Teucrium family of ETFs could experience an increase in trading volumes as other products cease trading, while the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ETF remains a liquid product that tracks agricultural commodity prices.

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I previously recommended the Teucrium Wheat Fund due to my bullish view of grain markets and El Niño conditions. Since the recommendation, the WEAT ETF has rallied over 13%. For those who missed the initial surge, they may want to consider the DBA fund that invests in a portfolio of agriculture commodities.

The war in Ukraine continues to impact Europe's breadbasket- Ukraine and Russia are leading producers, and the Black Sea ports are a logistical hub. The trend in the U.S. dollar supports agricultural commodity prices- The dollar index is at a critical level.

Invesco DB Agriculture Fund is a US stock and trading under the symbol DBA

Invesco DB Agriculture Fund stock price is $21.8 today.

Yes, Invesco DB Agriculture Fund is a publicly traded company.